The San Juan Star (5 abr. 1960)

DAILY EXCEPT -

SUNDAY

“Wout No. 132

4. >

Today Is The Day In}

OnReturn A

To USSR |

Wisconsin

“MOSCOW

MILWAUKEE, Wis. (AP)— More than a million Wisconsin residents vote today in the bitterly contested. Democratic state primary in which Senators John and

| —

the

Sports

in

Los

dis-

treaties

THEYRE lottery

Rican migrant Ricardo Sanchez describes the

Teeter recta Rana

display

lower ‘xight ter, Brenda

island

their

happiness

of $24,000

on’ the Commonwealth last night. At lower left, Jesus M. Molina and his wife,

hold their two daughters, Carmen,

6, and

Maria,8.

fifth winner

(not shown)—related

Republic

is the. second hy

a

correspondent

ly visited there. By EDWARD New

York

Times

New who

BOB.

$180,000

yesterday,

and

a group

of five

friends

and

relatives

Rafael

yesterday after a two-month ness. ; Her body will lie in-state

won

the tickef together on the same number they have been playing for the past 12 years.

of

a

York recent-

Service

‘Benicrats To Hold Convention Sunday

But, they had to work to get ! their ‘usual number a few days | before. In’ 1948, Freddy Castro, now of 1807

Herrera

st.

bought -a

new

car, The same year,“he, his wife, his sister, ‘his* aunt, his cousin,

By

HAROLD

BONE

Puerto Rican pianist Elisa Tayarez de Storer died at noon

BONE.

Special drawing lottery ticket number 21533 was worth a top prize of

C. BURKS» News

By

ill. to-

day at the Ateneo Puertorriquefro where it was placed following her death. The flag at the Ateneo was flying at half-mast yesterday at

the

two

German

|

Konrad

Adeauer’s

Communist

East Germany.

The

West) wants

is

by

for

the

free

elections.

‘disarmament,

most

©

important

which question

facing the world today, I would say that our (bis‘and de Gaulle’s). opinions coincide,” |Krus‘iehev declared in the cowrse/fof a

homecoming

speech

in

w@ch

he’ drew repeated applause. He did not say how their vi-, ews.

foincided.

France

has:

cal-

led unrealistic his, plan to disarm ithe world-in four years. And ‘a final communique in. Paris. reported. only that the tw. leaders agreed on the | need for: disarmament.

Convicts Join In Fight wreaths | To Hold Back Floods

5:30 when the casket and of flowers arrived at the build-}

J. LIDIN

Pro-statehood Democrats, head-

his aunt’s mother, and two friends ed by Jose A. Benitez, will hold of his (Manuel Amador and Anconvention Sunday in .Codas Trujillo Molina has~held the gel “Rivera Gomez) all of whom their Dominican Republic in an iron live near each other, decided to ‘bian’s Drive-In Theater, between grip for almost thirty years. buy a‘ lottery ticket together each Rio Piedras and Caguas. Organizers of the assembly Many people wonder how. -| week. The number they chose say 3,000 fo 5,000 will attend to A leading attorney, now in the —21533—was the license number draft campaign plans and elect underground in the Dominican on Freddy’s. new car. officers of the Benicrats. . Republic, has a ready answer: Same Ticket Every Week: Late last month, a rival Dem“Through almost mythological Time .passed, Freddy Castro, ocratic faction repudiated the his wife, and. children went -to. pro-statehood . stand taken terror.” by General Trujillo’s supporters{{ the States, and came back again. Benitez. and elected delegates have @ different answer. They Every week they bought the same to the National Democratic Consay the General has stayed in ticket from the same agent: until! vention who promised to defend power, by establishing order out suddenly, last . week, their agent the . present pro-Commonwealth of chaos, maintaining discipline, no Jonger had ‘the same ticket plank in the national party plat"| (See. TRUJILLO, Page. 20) }, (See. BENICRATS, Page 21). (See LOTTERY, Page 21) neralissimo

Western |

and

“As\

York.

series of articles on the Dominican

the

Germany

unification

-

Trujillo Up’. —————

to the Mo-

jourmey.

By BOB

.

West

12-Y ear Hunch Brings (Noted Pianist Tavarez Dies A Payoff Of $1 80,000 What Keeps Times

his fire.on the

to.

with

Chancellor

+

|

i

At

lina and Castro families—was José Antonio Rivera who tied Castro with $60,000. The group has been buying the same ticket together for 12 years. (STAR photo by Bob Bone)

Author Wakefield also discusses the century-old history of Puerto Rican

Following

But

lize the atmosphere.” \ The West «has: rejected this plan for signing treatied with

is Freddy Castro, winner of $60,006 with his‘son, Freddy, Jr., and daugh12. Standing are Manuel Amador now worth $12,000, and Angel Luis Ri-

vera Gomez, winner of $24,000. The

of “Island in the City” by Dan Wakefield on page 4 you will learn the details

to New

the

problem>

‘states ‘is the only ‘way to norma-

ALL RICH—Four of the five wint rs $180 ,000

Isabel, winners

for New York. In today’s installment

migration

preis

I am sure,” -he_ said;. “that the Western powers will) recognize that the signing of! peace

To Be Poor'

the

Soviet

a German peace treaty on a ba-

“It is no, good to he poor.” That is how Puerto

of. Sanchez’s

foremost

sis acceptable powers.”

"it's No Good

left

the

disarmament

smoldering German issue : Khrushchev. said the Soviet Union ‘will do “everything for the solution of the question of

national convention

he

Palace, said

he concentrated

Angeles.

reasons

war.”

| world’s

armament aspect of foreign -policy are issues in the Democratic battle, which could prove vital

in the July

of

mier

Republican | side, with no ' opposition entered“or expected. and

Nikita

Reporting on his li-day French ' tour to 17,000 Muscovites in the |

‘is-entered in the primary on the records

—

Berlin “can lead mankind to the brink

Hubert

Humphrey (D-Minn) match aspirations for the Presidency of the United States. Vice President Richard Nixon

Religion,

(AP)

eases

(D-Mass)

S.

Khrushchev warned yesterday that refusal to change the status of Western-occupied West

“Chicago (AP — - Convicts jah ing. A. group of music lovers and other -persons important in’ is- ed troops and civilians lyesterday land culture: were on hand to in the tense fight to hold - back | pay final~respects to the 81- thé Waters of the dike-breaking year-old woman who- was. called Missouri and Mississippi Rivers, © The chief points of peril in the © the dean of Puerto Rican pian‘midwestern . flood ne ‘were ists. | Two honor guards of four dtong the Missouri River in Mispersons each were formed to) souri and 4 “60-mile stretch of the | stand | by the casket” following Mississippi from Jowa’s southern

Leoni-

its

atrival.

From

the

Ateneo,

a guatd was made. up of President Wilita Vientés Gastén, Luisa Géigel de Gandia, Irma isern

\de Vallecillo, and José R. Oliver.

|

‘Following

a ten-minute

watch,

. (See PIANIST, Page 2)

border

southward | to; Hannibal, |

Mo: : ‘The Red! Cross estimated 30,140 2 persons have been affected by the’ floods—those forced to move or whose hon es -haye been damaged—in

€ states.

|

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Bekah

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a

Scan

Peet ara yer

Kennedy

Hits 4

ve

2

THE SAN JUAN. STAR

Negroes CAPE

police

TOWN

clubs

cracked

down

Police were

(AP)

and

. Beaten

—

Scores

gunfire

on

were

yesterday Town

area

they

acted

against

troublemakers

or

who

injured

as

Cape

declared

Negroes.

refused

Africans to

go

to

in

Johannesburg

Foreign

who work.

Minister

“South

J

i

aly a lew: blocks ler the ceuitice f ‘Cape ‘Town. The incidents. took ‘place in’ Cape ‘Town and its suburbs. and: in African townships ‘on. ‘the outskirts.

Louw charged: that critics of his hevernusent would; hand over South Africa to’ a “black proletariat” to | destroy what the whites have built. Louw assailed as hypocrisy the action. of . the’ | U.N. Security Council Friday. in urging South Africa:

by

authorities

While the authorities declined to give a full account of what went on, it was clear that police. had handed out rough treatment to all Negroes they found not working yesterday. Meanwhile,

t

— ‘Tuesday, April 5, 1960

At

to abolish its policy of apartheid, or segregation. ‘| The editor of a Liberal Party magazine, Contact, | said he

saw

police

using

sjamboks

(whips

made

least 35 were

reported

wounded” by. gunfire.

Officials reports- Were lacking, ’ but hundreds” ‘were clubbed ‘by police b: atons according to ‘the best erik aile™ information. | A-nurse ata hospital in the“Nyar dis sakises

of (" ment said. there were’ so oe ie eS eee

ae

strips of ‘rubbér): on Netroes, near Calderon Saran

Eric

[2

(Continued from Page 1) ine

guard

from

was

the

* Rican

changed

Institute

Culture:

for

of

one

|Lead in Talks .

Puerto

which

included

Hector Campos Parsi, Veray. Luisa Géigel de and Nydia Font.

Amaury Gandia,

GENEVA

at

Buxeda

Memorial

in

public

'| Frederick

from

doing

Ponce,

was

the

governing’

if

The

the

the

HONOR CUARD_Standine by the bier of diet at 81, are, from left, Luisa Géigel de Gaston and Irma Isern de Vallecillo, They Dofia Elisa is lying in state. (STAR photo-

Chessman’s Lawyer Files For Writ, SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Convict author Caryl Chessman’s attorney, George terday filed with

drid where she gave prize-winning performances before continuing her study in Paris with

She

played

District petition

sev-

T. Davis, yesthe California

Court a habeas corpus for his client, who is

scheduled to die May 2 in San Quentin gas chamber..

eral concerts in Europe and Adfierica before returning to Puerto Rico to found her “Aca. demia Tavarez.”

The

petition,

tions

which

based

have

on

been

the

allegarejected

in other courts, argues that the 12 years Chessman has spent

Among her hundreds of students were Leonor and Narciso: in Death Row cells with eight Figueroa, Rosita Escalona, Hil- stays of execution constitute a da Andino, Armando Padin, Macruel and unusual) punishment

yia

Luisa

Munoz

and

others.

which

Chopin.

bussy ony liked

the .

the

and

:

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moderns

and

Fernandez

a works

of]

cin

juan

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Rio

Piedras

was

Hugo

home

and

one

the

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all members

|

of the

Ateneo

LIDIN

San Juan Casanova

ba-

employes were bonus slash.

affected '

In. the case of workers, the ‘effect

fighting cent cut

duction

the recent five per in jtheir pay differen-

tial may flopm efforts to repeal from |that ruling.

The

17%

per

cent

win

cost-of-liv-

ing bonus ' paid Federal es here was reduced

per cent effective. An

will

elimination

of

NEW YORK (AP)—Police said yesterday a homicide charge is to be filed against William Rezek in the lovers’ lane slaying of Laura Hernandez, a na|

Rico. Joseph

McCarthy

2144

blocks

away and

North

vicepresident pectively,-of

Federal

and the

by

a survey

the: Coun¢il'

that

the

begun

to

a

rants continuation of per cent auservntial, said: The

differential

cent

WINDS:

with

was

wate ee RR

ER

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{

ha

oa

FhS27

:

(P—The governcase. yesterday, in

70,

partly

eloudy;

fa.

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clou

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cloudy;- partly cloudy; |

Chicago, —mee Pains

the income tax evasion trial‘ of Fem , Adtta Clayton ‘Powell Dr. Metonay - AGH

Partly

' easterly -

differential.

ce

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—

knots.

NEW YORK. ment ‘rested its

§

San- Jenn,

Mayaguez

the ‘interior of aftérnoon and eve

fie

fian-

her,

|

Ponce

©

‘cloudy

gin Islands. — Partly cloudy today

nandez’ girl was sitting. Thomas ‘Stabile, 19,;-her

-in. the’ car

by

ma-

with occasional showers today and .

Govi. Rests Powell (ase

was

i

fonight. Puerto Rico and. the: Vir-

War-

saw a killer approach the car in which the 18-year-old Herwho

guaranteed

enforcement’

FORECAST

creed on the basis of a U.S. State Department cost-of-living survey made here last October. Until 1957, Federal employes in Puerto Rico received a as per

from

to keep emphazising the need

and

the 1744, Casanova

out.'was

delegations

WEATHER

yesterday here

:

At today’s session Western delegates are™ expected - to reply to Zorin’s attack on, their plan.

demonstrate

cost-of-living

of-

chinery. _

paingn. . , Additional volunteers are need for

“|

powers. To-pre-

this. the

international

membership meeting tomorrow night to map the protest 'cam-

ed

week

on trying |‘to win | victory over | the

for- disarmament

Ortiz, plan

|

to

red. to sit in Geneva indefinitely and

president, reslocal Council

Employes,

failed

the United States, Britain, Fran- ~| . ce, Italy and Canada are prepa- |

Casanova

Ramiro‘

fourth

Atlantic

vent

noted | in

save the 5 per cent and would surely help: to’ pretect the :rest and

of: the

ed bent now a propaganda

the

of the. cost-of- living

differential,”

and

the talks... a Western sources ‘said he’ seem-

estimated

Girl, 18, Born Here Puerto

fopening

bonus for Federal employes here. “A vigorous protest now might

of our

insincere

to

ap-

Zorin’s action. bight the conference to a standstill at’ the

employto 1242

eommented. Casanova

of the conference

tumn..

post- office of the re-

first.

claimed .

approach

ral Assembly resolution last au

this coming Friday’s paycheck. _ Casanova fears that the recent slash is a prelude to- complete

Man Faces Charge In N.Y. Shooting Of

of

be

By

delegate

provide for the. “general and complete disarmament” called for in the United Nations Gene-

Where

-] 4,500 of the island’s 8,000' Federal

Postmaswarned

yesterday that the “indolence”’ of Federal employes here in

bineculars

experierice

Juncos

are

Soviet

éntire ‘western

peared

by Bob Bone.)

{Said ‘a witness has told investigators she witnessed the shooting. ‘Her identity was not disclosedi... | Rezek, 35, has been questionJed previously in connection with the March 27 shootingand has told police’ he ‘was -looking through

A. , Jimenez

Podriatrist - Chiropodist FOOT TREATMENTS,

M.D.

gi

Assistant ter Miguel

Detective

4

lt impossible

mass

United . States: _ sur-

the work

Deas” vlisz Tavarez, noted pianist ‘who Gandia, José R. Oliver, Nilita Vientés

Federal Aides Urged To Man Fight On Living Cost Pay. Cut

tive

Tel. 2817

Stop 30 — Hato Rey 6-0262 or 6-2222 Ext.

you.

and

Road

:

for

information .

Caguas

Dr. Rafael

U.S.

cantact

Obrero

Caparra

Banucei

~ Cayey

Professional Tel.

Duty

- Repto, Melropolitanp

Rico,

lives

Ivan

Night

Fim Gar ane ome

Charlie,|

Puerto

U.S.

Phbrmacy

on.

Call Tel. 3-2467 assistance

.

—~David Storer. Surviving are their whosei

Nisht

the

Ela

ae

preferred

All

composers

to perform

Spanish

béniz.

2

She

among

the

Emergency Registry

president by acclamation.

Her favorite composers in the clasisics were Bach, Beethoven,

and

is: forbidden PE

Constitution.

“She founded the Pro Arte Musical de. Puerto Rico and was

elected

of

ses.

concerto with the directed by Morell

Philipp.

the

renders

received a scholarship to Royal Conservatory of Ma-

Isidore

weapons

will only enter into arrangements”

Jater. she made her debut in the La Perla Theater of Ponce play-

She

a S

proposal

may be only a few years away. } Zorin ‘told the - disarmament: conference that: -thie Soviet Union

sughter of the late distinguished Puerto Rican pianist amd composer Manuel G. Tavarez, and Julia Colon. She began her musical studies at the age of seven with Juan Morell Campos. A year

ing a mozart orchestra Campos,

Eaton's

truction, the. perfection’ of which’

al-

so by her

she

M.

ultimate

Liness

in

{

for a quick; agreement banning nuclear satellites) from outer space. These are regarded as the

must up to the time of her hospitalization, her last appearance being at the inauguration of the Conservatory of Music on Jan. , 25. Scheduled to open the music season for the Institute of Culture two months ago. she was

prevented

the

_| tiation. to: nullify” Moscow's lead in long range missiles and space vehicles. |, He rejected US. Auibiatdaae

Ceme-

The death of Elisa Tavarez yesterday marked the end -of two months of ifiness for the artist and teacher whose hundreds of pupils include some of the most accomplished pianists in Puerto Rico.

performed

\|

Valerian Zo-

United: States was. trying to: use the 10-nation disarmament nego-*

tery

She

Minister

rin charged" yesterday: that

day for the San Jorge Church, . Stap 24, Santurce, where funeral services Will be held. Burial will

be

| (AP)—Soviet Deputy

Foreign

A funeral procession will leave from the Ateneo at 3 p.m. to-

* net

Sng

|

|{ "|

¥

THE SAN JUAN STAR + Tuesday, April5, 1960

Your Move OnKhrDisarming ushchev eT:

: Herter Tells

Russia

move

in

negotiations; for

a

West

guarded ment.

He

safe-

disarmament

agree-

said the proposal

by Pre-

Eisenhower and Minister Harold

Britain’s Macmil-

sident Prime

lan

to

East:

as

to

nuclear

tests

has

tion” Nikita Khrushchev’s recent attack on West! Germany for al-. leged militarism. He said Khrush-

chev sought to sow! seeds of dis unity. among free world allies. time, |he pledged

hea.

on

next

the

The Secretary rejected as “completely ~ without founda-

anew that ‘the United . States, Britain arid’ France would “con-

pte

called:

make

i

At the

tinue

same

to

stand

firm

on

West

brought both sides “within reach Berlin” ‘in the summit ‘conferenof

an

agreement.

well be a historic. in the quest for

|

control measures.”

NEW SKAL OFFICERS— Puerto Rico’s Skal Glub. chapter, just one year old, . has elected new officers: From left to right are Robert.Forrest of Caribair,-vice president;

Lacombe,

Air France, president;

president, and Howard

Simmons

Once-And-For-All reiterated that

in he

Mufioz

Marin

York

yester-

New

is~ready

any

time

the people of Puerto Rico want it to hold a referendum and let them ‘choose statehood, indépendence or the present Comnion: wealth status, provided they de: cide once and for all. Mufioz thus reaffirmed a posi-

tion

he

past. New

as he gave his York reporters.

outlined

here

in

views

the to

Today Mufioz goes to Washington. He said he may~return to New York next week to talk over

the

Ricans

problems

of

there.

Mufioz

advised

Puerto

Puerto

Ricans

who

if

they

lived

should decide

in

ment has-been successful in securing a minimum wage | for Puerto Rican migrant agricultural laborers in the United’ States. of 80 cents an hour. ||

Jersey

He

said’ this

Yerk

laborers,

Ricans

of

in

the

advised, vote as

Puerto

Rico

about

af-|.

and Massachusetts,

Many has

less

came

to Connecticut,

been 95

he

said,

also

but

since

this

paying

cents

an

a

at

the

said

the

University

in

courses starting

the

of

an

Dean

Puerto

interview

courses

program expense

of

School

that

Rico

law

to be offered at night this August will reduce

session,

‘Thus

Law

taught

in

the

day

.

the newinight

law school

will be offered at of the day session.

the

Manuel

Ra-

Rodriguez

mos. explained’ that this will not result in a reduction of day stud-

ents because the two day sections how given will be combined one.

into

;

Rodriguez Ramos pointed out that no new instructors will be added to the staff. The night session will mean only that the faculty will*have to teach in the evening one of the sections they mow teach in the day. The evening session, however, will

be

entirely

the day. Students

separate

from

are prohibited

from taking courses in-both sessions,

The dean said that this August only first year Law will be giv‘en in the night sessions. Next year, first ‘and. second. year courses will be given and so

and: Pennsylyania.

contracts, were tance

Sierra:

attacks

many,

German

Democratic he said, “has every way a

and

address

Berlin

dispates

preparéd-for

in

the 38th

amnual convention of, the National Association of Broadcasters,

ed

in.

pected

Paris

May

on)'.West

he. was mild’ and

Ger-

tone.

West Germany, proved itself in worthy dnd res-

ally.”

These

accepof La-

:

Then,

the new

minimum

was

had

been

of

13 weeks the

accépted.

by

some state employment agencies, but when the new contracts were received at the -Commonweath Department: of ‘Labor recently, the minimum stated was

for

minimum

compensation

in

sation

laws.

Sierra

:

Berdecia

Because

received

to

take the law admision test. given and scored by the Educational Testing service of Princeton University. Applicants will: take the exam in English on Apr. 9 in

.

a

‘Admittanée will depend’ not only on the result of this exam, but of another exam given by the Law School, a. personal interview and the applicant’s school record, Rodriguez Ramos said. _

Investigations.

wealth

Treasury

of

of Special

the

Common:

Department

of illegally’ selling heroin. Ayala}. was ‘held on $10,000 bail.

half giving

relatives

he

you

extra

time,

after

business

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GEORGETOWN, British Guiana (AP)—The Peoples Progressive Party is “considering resigning and. preparing’ for the next general election” the Guiana Graphic reported ‘yesterday in

London constitution talks. According to the Graphie’s re-

yes-

terday arrested Ramon Ayala Cortijo, 22; of Catafio, on charges

the

compensation.

galleries, sports or- shopping.

eT

Office

no

Minister Balram returned here

Against Catano Man of the

said,

Guiana Party May Quit

an

Narcotics Charge Filed Agents

approved by the departhe

gost!

From San Juan to New York only.3 ‘hdurs * 30 minutes. by Jet Clipper.* When you ‘fly true Jets your flight time is cut almost in

of the lack of a work

have

added,

Puerto Rico®

Two trips in one... at no extra

tract, who were assigned to spray insecticide. They were fatally poisoned, he ‘said.

eventually have

mi-

a case of two. migrant workers in Massachusetts,- without con-

here,

will

urged

grant workers not to go to the United States without o Cam‘monwealth Department of Labor approved contract. He cited

ment

applying

contracts.

Puerto Rican- migrant ‘workers work: do not have compulsory workmen’s insurance compen-

contract

Those

the

This has been necessary, he’said, because most of the’ states where

half that

be accepted,ihe

Sier-

In addition, said the Secreta-

the dean announced. But less then will

contract said

ry of Labor; his department requires | workmen’s insurance

until the full 90-credit course is available in the evening. program. Over 200 students have apPlied for the evening session, number

each wage,

Berdecia.

no

change was necessary in. the contracts of work. Sierra Berdecia said the new minimum

and a minimum period of work

at

16.

restrain-

Berdecia’ said,

returned without by the Department

bor.

mini-! ra

hour,

Night Law Sessions At UPR To Force Cut In Day Classes dean

Russia’s.

in

ter numerous meetings with of- ‘accepted, Other gains included}: ficials of the states where most a guaranteed 160 hours each 4 Puerto Rican migrant lalorérs weeks of work, at the minimum go to work, Maryland, Delaware, wage, whether the laborer is New Jersey, Pennsylvania, -New required to work them or not,

mum

a plebiscite be held to the status of the island.

The

beginning

Labor said yesterday the depart- |New York and 77 cents for New

state

talk

he to

Herter’s address avoided harsh language:, Even jin rejecting

Herter| reviewed the EastWest arms deadlock and the an

75 cents for Delaware, 70 cents for Massachusetts, 75 cents for

go

live

U.S. as residents, should not expect

outgoing

'Fernando Sierra Berdecia, Commonwealth Secretary of

Puerto

in the U.S. to vote, to exercise

their rights more and ‘about them. S

Lines,

ce

point arms

For P.R. Farm Aides In U.S.

Island Plebiscite day

Air

West: Indies Airways, secretary. They are inter national’ organization of travel officials,

80-Cent Hourly Minimum Set

Munoz Reaffirms

Luis

Payne, of Delta

of British

holding the club chapter. SKAL, an now has 50 members in the local club.

Governor

Doyle

“could

307 RECINTO) SUR—SAN JUAN — TEL: 3-8000 —— fh eep

Pierre

which

turning agreed

_

aaa

yesterday

a

pie

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~

s

THE SAN JUAN: STAR — -ueeday, April 6 1960,

8

rey To Id lewilc

\ Lon g Night’s Jou i|

Co.,

City.”) in the City”

copyright

of

serialization

in the STAR’s

installment

(This is the second “sland In The (From “Island

equipped by Dan Wakefield, 1958, 1959, “1960 by

1957,

It is no good

published by Houghton Dan Wakefield.)

to be ‘poor, Puerto Rican migrant

t

By DAN WAKEFIELD RICARDO

SANCHEZ

came

from

and

three

mise

from

work

to be found

suitcases

and

the sugar

in fébrica.

The work in the sugar cane was

over for the season and Ricardo had found nothing else. The government would pay him $7 every twe

weeks

for thirteen weeks

$3.60

in the

a

sun.

day

for

He

had

fore, as his fathers but this time he

he

wanted

hours

done

it be-

had told

something

mise

of

is,” he said, ‘“‘no good

“It

to be poor.”

in a grimace of disgust as he said the words, and remained that way, in the memory of poverty, slowly relaxing as he fingered the three fountain pens neatly clipped to the pocket of hiss new brown suit, and turned

from

where

figure

Columbus’

serves

those

for

around it sit the old men who sit around the statues of the . plazas

of

the

world;

these

by

the chance of Columbus’ mistaken discoveries (and Ponce de Leon’s mistaken hopes) speaking the language of his creditor the Queen. But the Queen is four

centuries highest

dead, ruler

Kansas—

a

and

the

island’s

is a president

from

place

name

whose

and language are totally to the old men who sit

foreign by the

statue.

An Old Journey For more than a century sons have left the plazas

U.

new

jobs

and the word

War

workers

reached

the

an

average

the greatest in 1957 was

and Santo Domingo they came, from San Juan and Haiti and Jamaica. Some survived and others were lost, and in 1838 the men from Puerto Rico who had managed to make themselves merchants of New York City formed a Spanish Benevolent

roughly

recession by a 28

per cent decrease in migration from the year before. Downturns in the volume

of business

continent

have

downturns

in migration

on the

always

meant from

the

island, and during the worst depression years of the thirties the of

migrants

actually | re-

versed itself, with more returning annually to the island than came from it. But barring, an extreme and prolonged depression, the total of 600,000 firstor-second-generation Puerto Ricans

in

New

York

City

in

1958

was expected to rise to a million by the early 1970’s. And, for the first time, the great migration had begun to spread more heavily

cities

and

towns

throughout

the country. In 1950, 85 per cent of the entering migrants settled

to expanding

is no Cuba

stream

‘of

postwar reflected

his journey is old. The first Puerto Ricans came to New York in the early 1800's, along with other men of good hope from

the underfed islands of the Carib-

annual

and

York

1957

City,

the

but

average

by

1956

was

down

to 65 per cent, with others going ments

Puerto

Rican

in cities such

phia

(New

a week

about

up

the Puerto Rican migration curve followed the business curve on the mainland, and the start, of

flow

the

San

Juan-New 4°

from

San

into non-Puerto’Riean

50,000. in the postwar decade. As it has throughout its history,

in the and

and

settle-

as Philadel-

York’s largest, Spanish-

others

Milwaukee,

it

aré

told

There

on

were

the

only Puerto

Aeropuerto

cardo

Sanchez

boarded

ped

of necessity

out

rail of the squinting watch the lerg:move

thr

the

The

journey

from

“Ay,

iron

observation deck and through the dark. to line of; human traveas if drawn by a spell

hand,

two-seat

aisle,

the

and

seat row

‘with a

left-

taken

Stranger.

ane

‘an’

The

San

Juan

to

New

had

taken

off their

safety

much easier to thake because of ee cea

| ic : dress

* vane

= dea

Sa stid ome

York City, 1600 miles up the | Oe Pt ee price, of Agar’

coats.

dirk-akinped

oe fr

had

et t he) th

ad

de.

regular service after the war first. Be dis ish an fs ke there were secondhand planes' 7 ‘ ; English, t the instructions for putmaking unscheduled flights for; ting -on life Jucketé. in tase ‘af

bean became

Carib-

a regular route for

those seeking something better (and having the money to make the search), and for most of the

$35—they

could charge

by

from

first tury

came to Puerto Rico and charged|

half.of the an average

twentieth cenof 4,000 came

that price}

because they were paid off later men

“employment

the_ states agent”

ment for nonexistent jobs in New York City. Some of the victims

the

Second

quiet,

steady

often

War

that the

never

migration

became

first

World

consumed

sweated from

savings

| woman

sugar cane as pay:

found

out

became

the

ee

life:

because victims

of

were

steward

Stopped

to

the

only’

on

his

and

ex-

non-Puerto

hit

a

storm.

“We felt it quite a bit,” he said. “The planes for this flight aren’t pressurized. Hf you take the eleven-thirty flight—the $64 one— you fly above all this,”' - There was no announcement in

Spanish about the storm. Ricardo

Sanchez’s wife, revived, pulled the white bag for vomiting out of the pocket of the seat and leaned into it, Lightning flashed

dark— the tiny green light on

the; aqua

dress

| |

Sts

pres-

| i

Ls

|

the pink. The billow- | of clouds below be- |

pulled

up

her

stockings.

She

sat)

back down, pulled a small bottle from hery-purse; turned it on el finger,

The

and

dabbed

strong,

at her

sweet

smell

perk.)

of

fume spread across. the aisle. on plane had clouds -and low. Soon ther island; and

broken throught there was water the, there was land—anothis one, too, striped.

set with tows

of white

lights

and‘ green lights, ‘fewer lights in the growing gray: dawn than were seen in the night above San

Juan. The island that the plane

/

approached seemed not so much Jarger than ‘the island it had left. Lower, the land turned

‘brown and barren, With a swamplike series of protrusions in the

water, and the plane moved closer

till the brown high grass on the land and the wind-ruffled waves

of the water were clearly’visible.

The plane seemed about to touch the water and suddenly touched. on land-the end of the Idlewild airstrip. ‘The

babies

silver lampposts

again

were

that arched: i

1

and the neck of some ful animal, eee

The

3

curve lik and. mae

row-on row.

women stepped

out of the

silver door, ‘clutching at their

flimsy, bright-colored into the morning chill

York

and

landscape

dr of

. Friends, and

Idlewild.

relatives

1

|

w: ited

at the gate with scarves coats and kisses and handclasps and took the passengers _out af the airport and into cars and buses to the Bronx and the pri East Side and the apper Side of, Manhattan and also 6 New York's, large, Puerto: can

of his daughter who sat next’ to- neighborhood, known as §

him. ‘She clutched

et.

the gray; surrealistic of

at the arm | Harlem.

they | | grew smaller and darker; became of the seat; in silence, and pres- | (Tomorrow: ‘Long ner Part, m. } ill; ia few. white handkerchiefs waved. sed against the back. of it, |

iB

Look—it is beautiful.” | - The woman in the aqua silk dress stood up in the aisle and

being

the end of the wing was-the only thing visible. Ricardo S4n: chez tightened the safety | belt

in

|

visible, aj ad)

lap and he explained, “It is dawn

up, but the

plane crept forward. The

began,

| |

gs

plane. ‘A pink strip, grew at the lend of .the layer of .clouds in ‘the east, ahd an otfange streak |

of

swelled,

engines

sed her face against the portholestyle window, crying much louder now: The baleony of watchers

hot 4 the

as

as the’ plane -pitched again in the

; Trip -Begins

The

that | and the

from Puerto Rico to the mainJand every year. No one seemed to notice. It was not until near the end of

tierce and i dst w)

|®% ©mergency.

who:

fees

while the

|.

in

then a layer of clouds below the

Rican passenger that tife plane |

on bike

eee

us| closed aad

asif he

silver

of the plane became

salts.

fastened

plained

were still in New York

City. The

stomachs

started

the

o’clock

‘came blue-gray, then lighter bl Ricardo SAnchez tapped is ‘daughter’s shoulderand told her | to look. She Ieaned across on is |

fuller:

belt was

The

;

$180. Besides the approved commercial lines that opened up

monstratipa lained

He

morning

five

crying. . “The plane stoblred, and the waist. He looked at it a moment, then leaned back into his seat~ passengers looked’ out the window at. the quiet! runways, the The plane dipped’ again. long, low buildings, and the high i Hit A Storm’

York

of the island were in every state, though the great majority the

the

smelling

struck,

The plane was hot—hotter than the 75° weather outside— and

island.

her. The ss cmerteae a the head of the aisle.

from

leaving

after

of the sound,

at all, but a part of

ed together

/merican airynes

ocean, in only eight hours and’ for only. $75 on regular airlines:

north

and

f

little

the

ay, ayyyy!”.

drop,

his other daughter and himself. across to the right in the three-

there were Puerto Ricans living in thirty-nine states of the Union.

journey

steady roar the single

Ricardo Sanchez leaned forword to look across the aisle at his wife. Her head was leaning across on her daughter, who sat in silence, her eyes widening to watch the steward stop by the seat and ‘wave the smelling salts. Ricardo’s mouth opened and his white teeth were clench-

on

—

‘ed layers

with

of his daughters

slighter and

ane

eyes.

louder

A

tentative|) igrew from

he

Inside the airplane Ricardo Sanchez had seated his wife and

ing,

former

a tight,

a while

and. disappears.

"

of the

in

the still, silver plane that swallows them, closing silver on silver to complete itself, and then slowly moves toward the dark

jobs after World War II but! also: Ay

instead

slightly

the: passengers with the sickening; overturned sensation that comes on a roller coaster during the: sudden, steep descent. The steward hurried down the aisle

one

|

lower, ‘several becontiftual moans

gazing.

The women screamed as ‘the plane fell forward through the dark. The sound of the two engines heightened and throbbed. The plane leveled off from the

hadbecome not only mors Brom {many of the men, already sweat :

view

the plane’s suspended life: It; became a sound again several hours later when the screams woke) Riecardo Sanchez from - his tilted sleep: |

| are booked for days in advance.

the

After

no sound

the. gate. below and. into

from

Rates

mouth

growing

of their na-

against

the

other sounds stopped, until, in its constant drone and throb, the sound of the engine became

‘and the young! engressed with the wonder, rather than the pain of up

seat, folding

on his lap, and stated

The dull, engine was

them; the old people ‘staring out of wrinkled, » yinpercetving. faces

pressing

the

ahead,

smile.

tive country. It is that way every night around eleven o’clock at the San Juan airport—the women. crying and the men embracing

it,

she

tilted with the angle of the seat;

if a troop

th

people

his hands

plane were léaving for a war, or a group of refugees being ship-

Juan and landed at Idlewild, New

the

the

his

as

his coat when

against

joining friends and relatives and watchers in the crowd on the observation deck. When the flight

the airplanes that rose from San. softly and £

later

back

his

who had failed and were hungry. Others went west, and by 1910 years

Ri-

San Juan airport, baggage “and them

it was

The, dips became the Screams

reached for it and held it folded on-his lap. He leaned his head

reached checking

called,

+ |

i

|-colored silk’

lights. above. the - seats

ly, clutched

straight

was

Bai, Sich Hea

ed a rainbow and pulled-on out, | knott

individual

‘the

her quizzically and smiling polite-

plaza of Christopher Columbus. They stayed together when they the in

_ ._

smoke. The stewardess came by: if the worst of the storm | and asked Ricardo Sanchez if he over. She looked up annoyed and | wanted to hang up his suit coat. said, “I’m ‘not a pilot,” touched| The stewardess. did not speak | her forefinger te her tongue, | Spanish and*Ricardo, looking’ at and. flipped ‘the page of the ma- |

Ricans

in

|

aa and the tem of the plane began to cool. Seats: were pushed. back, and soon the thin beams of light from the few | remaining reading lights were “a copy of the Saturday Evening | thickened with cigarette: Pest and asked her in English |

ask

bus: that

strpheed be

were on. The babies stopped cry-

it is bet-

Society for those of their brothers

Twenty

reading

travelers,

that

only

and

went

lights

the ovethead

Juan

ter to spend the extra money and go on the eleven-thirty flight.

and|@™™

farther west. Lower, Air

west plod thin legs sticking out with the

The no-smoking ‘and saféty-belt | in front, the brown, large-veined | off, |hands of a woman twisted and bli signs in| the plane

language newspaper now cafries | flight was full, as these flights a special column of Puerto Rican | news from Philadelphia), ‘Chi-| are: nearly: always full. The $52.50 cago, Cleveland, Ashtabula, night eee ama by both hd

Bridgeport,

olla

airlines white, and green pinpoints strung

unscheduled

English-speaking people who

Manpower

brought

wad

geonietrically. and” sparkling in the pattern of the-city and. suburbs: of San Juan. In several minutes the dark had coyered it.

small,

at eleven o’clock and arrives the next morning at Idlewild at seven. The adjective “thrift” is the only term of distinction between this flight and the other night Hepach flight, which costs $64, leaves a half hour later, and arrives in New York City two hours earlier. The Thrift Flight is not recommended— or even suggested at the ticket counters

pro-

al id

from making York run.

nights

suddenly

more

S.

in New

who detided that “it to be poor.” From

was

the

mainland

the dust-and-green towns of the interior to come to New York. Ricardo Sanchez is young, but

bean good

that there

with

it the

land,

se the

in

Babies began to cry as the plane shiny black ‘patent leather shoes touching the floor. Her farose, moving above the red, |

in army transports to help fill the booming job market. In the first year after the war. 39,900 Puerto Ricans came to the main-

the

stay,

the

Commission

weathered

who

pro-

transportation available for Puerto Ricans who wanted to leave the island, but toward the end

Christopher Columbus, migrant by trade, stood by frozen in the stone of a statue, the accidental patron saint of the plaza that serves as a boarding place for those who go away. Even more

practically,

the

than ever before

‘His lean brown face was twisted

to face the dark buses come.

and

passing on from relative to relative, friend to friend, employment recruiter to unemployed. During the war there was little

of

crashed

|Ricardo held for himself and his family tickets on the $52.50 night coach Thrift Flight to Idlewild airport. It leaves six

cane, is

migration—

expanding

done it, himself

more.

bag

York,

great

be-

eight

New

the

fore the season began again, and then with the season he would get

a paper

a brother. in Harlem,

t

that

en

where

higher than a man to the plaza in old San Juan where the buses marked Aeropuerto stop. He came with his wife and two daughters

7 planes

the ocean. After several such tragedies the government outlawed

the

— Ricardo Sanchez, a

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A training center for Volkswagen mechanics from all Latin America will come to life here shortly, it was learned yesterday with the announcement by Volks-

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it had purchasee

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a new

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the Bayamon Road. strucThe 65,000-square-foot ture was recently built by realtor

Marcelino

at Km.

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2 Hm.

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Dow Jones Averages

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Coffee

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Olin Mathi.

de

3.21B 3.23

—

—%

24%; . 26% 13%

.

3.22 3.22

3°

e

' 235%

Ford

spot. Santos No. 4 ex-dock closed at 36.75N: Cost and freight offerings include Santos Bourbons

cept Sunday, before breakfast.

1% 4B%

3.22 3.24

(AP)

+%

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Sep. Oct.

YORK

Ye

+

3.09 3.19

NEW

27%

64

3.09 3.18

FUTURES

or. Pac

Pac G & El

3.11 3.19

COFFEE

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| +g

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403% 33% 32

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+4

at Gyps

— 3

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Doug Air Dow Che

258 contracts. Lew Close

30%

Steel

May July

Raw sugar N-Nominal;

area every day ex-

Department

Sales High

Re Dis

= +MY

Distill Corp,

May

+3

49%

18% 32%

Borg War Bridg Brass Burroughs

Crn Curt

5858

‘wst Airl. Ohio Oil

Unch

102 Close

Diary

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49%

Smelt

US Steel Warner Bs Pics West

Uni

Westg

48

Ele

68%

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|

7

—Y

+

45%,

Sales

+3

, 50%

le

Oh

Borden

higher.

+M%

36%

&

Crane

44%,

Cash

Nat

|

+2ha

33%

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un-

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closed

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1 to 3 higher.

home delivery on the moon. -

the

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No.

World sugar futures No. 4 closed

Call

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contracts.

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+ % | rt Hy |

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SUGAR FUTURES

KRYJAG from the MOON

in the metropolitan

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175

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Unch

42%

146

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+5 +38

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of

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Am

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has

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63,

Santurce,

St.,

Motorola

49%

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Dept. After 36 Years

Monsan

Cyan

Balt

Retires From Postal. -

+278) #14 rk

Assoc D G

a two

91% 67%,

Uneh

Atl

building

32%

18% |

plans, however, to close down any of the present Volkswagon centers now in operation. lot.

Martin

May D/|st te | Merck |

+%

41%

Am Tob Anaconda Armour

The

+% |

32%

Can

Moving to the new headquarters will be accomplished in the next two months, a company spokesman said. There are no

acre

shares traded Friday.

— Market Quotations st

to]

its

But

The

¢apdtity for servicing more than 300 automobiles simultaneously, the company announced: Volks-| ‘wagen will add about. 50 per- | some of the electronics had gains manent

We

—

when Some close best.

training

will

(AP)

mixed

Lugo, general manager of Volks-

averages:

205.52

center

according

Close 618.54 143.41 88.46

142.45

service

America,

—

20 20 15 65

YORK

wagen

ranging up to $10 a share.

MCKEE

Of 1,218 issues traded, 497 advanced, : 464 declined, and 257 stock market advanced modestly, i i in slightly more active, ttading) were unchanged. The rails joined ‘the electro- | yesterday. _ : | | nics and selected issues in the The market’ was. mixed and rise. Steels, motors, tobaccds | active at the opening with 'the| and. chemicals’ closed mixed. ticker tape late. It remained) Most petroleums ae airerafts

NEW: YORK

Located

pany parts of South America for training in the largest Volks-

[

1

of

—%

-1%

113%

= +%

(808.

|

Unch Market Tone - Higher Total. sales 2,450,000 ae | +i,

+H: i

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Tuesday, April 5, 1960.

Cuban Sugar

Investors Seen Seeking Recession-Proof Stocks NEW. YORK

(AP)

—

stock market going through a puzzling period, conservative investors are seeking out so-called recession-proof stocks, a financial analyst said. | This usually happens

Boosted

of which have exhibited consistent strength lately;_high-grade

With the

investment-type

preferred

LONDON yesterday

and other.‘defensive issues such as tobaccos and finance and loan eompanies.. “We

when

recognize

this

urge

—(AP)—

national Sugar

stocks,

Cuban metric

to

it

had

Inter-; China

announced

increased

export quota tons, starting

Export Quota

By Sugar

The

Council

the

Council

of

armeetingof the Council in which

only Cuba’s is larger.

the export: quotas were reaffirmed at the preSent level of 85 per cent of the basic quotas.

received

93,642 tons;

an

increase

Peru's quota follows in size, by 395,320 with an increase -of 70,053 tons. the Ist of The

April.

Council

countries.

estimated ‘that ive

would

not

meet

their

This has been the largest indivithe fecession-proof stoeks the market trend ‘is in -doubt, buy dual sugar export quota increase exports |quotas this year. They rather than. the cyclical stocks as it has been so far this year, granted by the Council in distrib- are: Belgium, 46,75¢ tons; France, according to Eldon A. Grimm of is just a temporary development | uting the 741,500 metric tons 18,000; Holland, 36,000; Portugal, if the nation’s economy should Walston & Co. “18,000 and Russia, 170,000. which it has been, feared would again enter a major upswing,” “A lot of stocks in this cateThe largest decrease in a sugar | not be met this year. Grimm said. . gory have actually been making export quota was that of Indo_ Additional quotas of 42,500 tons “Undoubtedly if a new bull hew 1960 highs,” he said. nesia. It was reduced by 290,000 which it is not expected will. be market should develop in cyeclitons to 50,000. Grimm lists stocks considered cal issues such as sfeels, motors, used were not distributed. The Council announced the sugar , ecession-proof as _ utilities — is- coppers, rails and chemicals, The new sugar export quota of quota distributed had been made, - Sues, Whose average is at a six- then a lot of ‘scared money’ Cuba is. 2,592,510.’ The previous in consultation with the goyernmonth peak; food shares, most would come out of hiding.” quota was 2,197,250. ments concerned. {

Caribair Announces No Increase Due

The

Dominican

Republic

and

if

The quota reassignment

Council Parley To Plan For ‘Refailers’ Week’ The | Supreme Council, of. Re-» tailers| Associations of Puerto Rico,

composed of six retailers’ associations,| met at 7:30 p.m. yesterday, in the assembly room of Cer: veceria Corona, Stop 20, Santurce, to

discuss

tentative

plans

for

the

celebration of ‘Retailers’ Week,’

followed

recently

proclaimed

Munoz Marin. observed Apr.

by

Gov.

The ‘week 18-24.

will.

Luis be

San Juan-Sf. Thomas For Oil Imports

Carnival Airliff

for

Airlines

one of the biggest airlifts history during the St. Tho-

annual

May 1, Forrest,

carnival

according Caribair

April

28

does not plan on foreign oil

—

In

to Robert B. vice president

week-long

carnival

under way on Monday, April 25 and builds-up to-a climax during the last four days. The spécial schedule starts on first 6:45

a.m. A total of 42 flights will make the 35 minute trip that day, with the last flight leaving San Juan at 10:54 p.m. On Friday the schedule will be increased to 55 flights with the first departure slated fer 5:15 a.m.’ and the last flight at 10 p.m..Most flights will return On.

empty. to Saturday,

San 28

Juan. flights

are

scheduled starting at 7 a.m., with the last flight at 10 p.m. Virtual “‘round the clock’’ oper-' ations

turn day,

are

scheduled

for

flights Sunday May 1-2. On

the

letter

re-

and MonSunday 67

to increase imports. to

of

Company partment

gets

Thursday, April 28 -with the flight leaving San Juan at

a

president

traffic and sales. A total of 236 flights are sched-

uled. The

Bureau

M.

J.

the

quotas

Rathbone,

Standard

(New Jersey) said it refused

Oil]

the» deto ‘“‘cre-

ate. a set of conditions under which virtually unlimited quantities of residual (fuel oil) ean be imported and sold at distress pricés.”’ 2

Group To Air Better

NLRB Procedures A group of local attorneys and educators in the field of! labor

relations

will

meet

today

at the Swiss Chalet, at the invitation of Raymond J. Compton, director of the 24th Region of the National: Labor Relations Board, to study the improve-

ment of methods and procedures under

the

tions

National

Labor

Act.

This

Rela-

,

meeting

is

regional advisory

of

25

conferences

one

on

flights will leave St. Thomas for

administration being convened in

San

NLRB. offices throughout the U.S. at the request of Stuart Rothman, the board’s general

Juan,

continuing

starting

at

throughout

5:15 the

and night

at 10 to 15 minute intervals. Start-

ing at midnight, Monday, the to

schedule complete

calls

for

44

May 2, counsel. flights

the airflift.

:

is

growing

10

per

Orkin

at

cent

the

rate

of

a year.

is producing

in

San

the

James

R.

Antonsanti,

“Construction Caribbean,” a new

over

are

of

conference Beverley,

Juan

the first construction and_building show ever held in Latin Amer-

ica. The exposition will take place June 3-9, at the San Juan Inter-

David’

Helfeld

George L. Weasler, Sarah Torres Peralta and Francisco . Colon Gordiany. | continental hotel. The study gives ing

participation

details in

regard-

the

exhibit,

which will coincide with the World Planning and Housing Congress of over, 1000 architects, engineers

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17, (right) demonstrates the CIBM

the project, Jon won first prize in the mathematics

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of the San Juan District Science Fair. The.computer —most of whose’ parts came frem scrapped IBM equipment— adds, substracts, multiplies and divides by storing

It will be among entries

numbers in relays in a modified-binary numbering system. in th (ST

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Science Fair

at Central

photo by Gunter Hett.)

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Wednesday.

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ae

FASHIONS FOR CAREER GIRLS—Sandy. Hughes, far

left,

At right, the bridal gown, worn by Dolores Rowden.at the finale of the. show is scrutinized by Aida Manrique, left, and. Carmen. H. Vélez,

in em-

broidered white pique, and Gloria Jiménez, in shades of blue, green and rose, checked, rate admiring glances from Iris Noya, standing andYvette Monagas, seated, at the Mayfair fashion: show last Friday.

right.

Mayfair.

In right

(STAR

foreground

is Mrs.

Edith Douglas,

photos by Betty. Knorr.).

me manageress

of

Career Girls View Fashions Geared To Fit Their Need Fashions to carry the busy career girl through a dav at the office and on an after-

work date day at the Ponce de Douglas,

were featured FriMayfair Shop on Leon. Mrs. Edith manageress of

shop, invited Juan's career

for

the

hundreds of San girls as her guests

fashion

show

and

cock-

tails. Commentator was Mrs. Ana Santisteban and modeling were many

of

selves,

the

career

Alice i,

Dolores

nes,

Gloria The

girls

Gelabert,

themSandy

Jimenez,

Teresi-

PROF

“There

is

says

a

At

and

separates, of

Candy

Cameron.

show commenced with a of cotton skirt and blouse

suitable

a working

for

gal

Also

shown

ses,

appropriate

in

were

the

the

life

tropics.

afternoon

for

work cocktail and affair as well as

dres-

an

after-

on to dinner a number of

short evening clothes and a few light-weight’ suits. The fashion show closed with the modeling of

a wedding

lores

gown

worn

by

Do- |

f4

Rowden.

| Weekly Calendar THURSDAY, Puerto. Rican dassah

berlitz, ;

/Yhe series

Lucette

Rowden,

LITTLE

ta Blondet,

will

April 7 Chapter hold

their

Donor’s Luncheon in Caribe. Hilton’s San

+ School of Languages the San Juan Darlington”

Room at Goldberg

this

— of

The,

Ha-

annual

the Hotel Geronimo

12:30 p.m. Mrs. George is the chairman on

affair.

BABY-SITTER SERVICE Do you need a Baby-Sitter? We can provide the person you need — competent — responsible — bi-

lingual.

Call the local Santurce

office of Puerto

Rico Employment Service, Tel. 2-2010. Your call will be attended 24 hours a day — 7 days a week.

For better service to employers, we have subscribed to a telephone answering service who will at-

tend your calls outside of normal office hours,

PUERTO

RICO

EMPLOYMENT

SERVICE — affilated with the — UNITED STATES EMPLOYMENT

SERVICE BUREAU

OF EMPLOYMENT

SECURITY,)

DEPARTMENT OF LABOR

ELEGANCE

—Lucette

FOR

Albani

THE

oFFIcef

models

a chic

black dressmaker suit with white blouse for the hundreds of ‘career girls who attended Mayfair's fashion

show

Friday,

featuring

GY dre 4

clothes geared

to their needs.

Women’s Group To Honor Two Great Ladies Two prominent women will be honored Wednesday at a_ tea being given by the Women’s Auxiliary of the Sigma Fraternity, at the Sigma Club House, at

‘Mexico and Chile Streets in Ha-

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to Rey at 3 p.m. The ladies to be honored are Mrs. Elmire Bonnet de Diaz, San Juan’s Mother of the Year, and Mrs.: Ana Méndez,

San

Juan’s

Citizen

of

the

Year. ~ : Mrs. Méndez, présidicni of the Professional and Business Women’s Club of Puerto Rico, is also head of the Puerto - Rico

School of Commerce, the Puerto ‘Rico Junior High School and the Puerto :Rico Junior College, Presiding

‘at the affair’ will

be

Mrs, Garcia Méndez de Diaz Bonnet,

who

is

daughter.

of

Mrs.

_| Méndez and the daughter-in-law _ |

SaaS

LWW “The

SA

Se ES.

Seisetat ets RES

By Carro!l Righter

Stars

impel

..

. They, some

TENDENCIES:

members

daytime is fine for getting what-| fine

a

confusing,

ventional situation face, supporters.

own

(Aug. 2 to dept 22)| to

take

that

good

lose

where you

can

pleasantly

and

get the tor you want. P.M. steer cle of any argument at home. Be| cheerful. LIBRA | (Sept. 23 | to Oct. 22) Get your jidéas before ‘the right

people to

uncon-

or you

restaurant

discuss | business

worth while ideas. Be sure you, think out the policies under which you would ‘like. to operate | fin the future. Then tonight be very careful that you do not get in

of

The! prospect out. to dinner’ in some

ever encouragement you need to ferge ahead to desirable and

involved

ek

with

| household. ‘do not compel! What you mak e of your “life is’ largely up to! VIRGO you. ” | taead day

GENERAL:

ea

today

real.

P.M.

avoid

, anything.

ARIES (March 21 to April 19)

are

and

pave the

success

the

investing

Go

large

in

out

way

future.

heavily

whére

in

there

social | gatherings.

SCORPIO (Oct, 23 to Nov. 21) you, both in creative affairs or’ It behooves you to learn just -business, and so far as fun and what your true ‘Position is with amusement in favorite recreahigher-ups, - bigwigs with whom tions. are concerned. However, it is necessary for you to deal,” be certain you are not extrava Come to, better understanding. gant in any way. Be smart. Increase good will. P.M. follow This

could

be

TAURUS

years

after

of service

both

in all this world.

32.

to his

Charles Regenas will be the new Vice-Consul.

On hand for luncheon were

of

the

|

the testimonial many members

Swiss-American

including

Mrs.

a

colony,

Regenas,

the

Guido

Vic-

Gnoechi,

the

G.

Grendly nachts. Toasts nor

and

F.

Gilgs,

the

guests

and wine,

world

David

Fas-

in

and

drunk

to

the

Swiss

champagne

an engraved

hoplac-

que was presented ger, after. which,

to Mr. Braegone _by one,.

the

to speak

guests

got up

the .Braegtheir 42nd

wedding afiniversary day before.

as well the

menu

as

typically

emotions.

GEMINI

(May be

me

black

silk

can

Then

she

presents

me

was

served

to the

group.

mushrooms,

veau,”

served

“Eminee

with

the

de

famous

cushion

made

grandmother

War.

My

and

buys

scarf—five

by

her

great-

the

Civil

is, well-heeled

lovely

gifts

for

my

dear, for whatever

others,

eee

ANN:

Please

print

and

the

—

You,

had

a

cer-

tain problem in your column last year and I cut it out, but I, lost the-clipping and now I NEED it to show my mother. It may help besides .me.

followed.

she wishes

to give you. But you don’t have to run a. free taxi service forever. Make your plans early in the morning so when she phones you can tell her you’re busy. DEAR

the

lots

answer

of

again.

teenagers

Does a girl 15 years old have right

to

epen

her

own

Swiss

as

to

July

‘Ort ‘Ista

Verde

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learn how quickly in your

P.

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to; solve

in

|

fun.

positively.

CAPRICORN

form

health

(June

day

o>:

(Dec.

22

to

Jan.

20) Seek out that! famous viser today who edn help

who

take

CHILDREN

your

an

problem

alliance

in

some

adyou~

with

futute

and

him,

or

corporate

venture. P. M. avoid oily indivi-

22

dual

planning

whe.

uses_

tpo-persuasive

y=] bigger and better, things. Con- ‘methods, tact financiers, brokers, mercanAQUARIUS (Jan} 21. to Feb. tile men, for best advice. P. M. '19) A day to.come jto a far betgo out socially, but spend very ter understanding with. all. aslittle. Show appreciation and sotiates as well as} competition. kindness to those who have been. Be sure tenight ju do your | loyal

to

you.

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understanding

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are

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heerful’: and

t

ay, you

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LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) A in|} turn get the “ba day to make an excellent im- operation you desire.

g and coP, M: be

pression

careful in motion

and avoid

sudden

that

upon

those

with

whom: ‘ most

you work. Be very efficient and |‘that

accident

may

reveal those hidden talents you ‘come upon you when you least have, too. Bé sure ing that you are or is open

t

jin the even- iP en? not quarrei- | if Your

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child born to-

type

who

feats

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i.

—We can start from sdniten loi new jboeked| offices, _ Stores, restaurants or guest houses.

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ie

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York pene

must

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a new color scheme | new ideas to brighten

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magni-

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Experienced,

Gziadl SHOP

go

higher-ups

—For —For

FLOWER

to

in.own

treatments.

during

friend

Swiss fried. potatoes, ‘Roestli,” and a salad of lettuce and tomatoes. Dessert was; a parfait coffee

also,

helping

feet long with three lovely patches. Last year I received: a pin

gifts.

perts. You will to June 21)’ io advance more

21

wise

those

MOON year-old)

little

and’!

pay their respects to gers, who Selebrated

A

store.

: and were

phones

There were hot Gruyere cheese canapes, a: clear soup laced with Sherry, followed bya favorite Zurich specialty, fine pieces of veal sauteed in butter with cream

the

Lucian

She

one will find in this. part of the

Othmar ~ Schaers, Eugene Tiel, Richard Moser, the W. Birkhaeusers,

frem

with somie ‘piece of junk that’s been in her family for ages. Two years ago it was a 70-

tor Braegger Jrs. the Wick Luhns, the Charles E. Houriets, the George Chenaux’, Pierre C. Cosandey,

home

Steer clear of ahy situation that might cause quarreling with kin. Apply fhe soft. pedal to your

confact

at least feur times:a week. and ‘but I get the sentimental trash asks me to drive her to the doc- which means nothing to me. tor, the grocery store, the dressWhat- I REALLY need is gas maker’s, . dentist, church ram- and. oil for the ear! How can 1} mage sale, etc, let her khow I don’t want any Every Christmas she tenderly more heirlooms, without making (and with:tears in her eyes) an enemy of her?—OUT OF tells me she wouldn’t insult me PATIENCE by buying a commercial gift, in DEAR .OUT: You are lace

native . Switzerland and to his adopted country, the U. S. A. Swiss

Dee.

Bring

applying

Bert

‘Members of the San Juan

retired

letter

the woman who received (as a gift): a picture from someone’s attic prompted me to write. ~ I have a friend who tells me I'm the person dearest to her

colony paid homage to two ‘of its most beloved citizens, retiring Swiss Consul Victor Braegger and Mrs, Braegger, at a luncheon Saturday at the Swiss Chalet. Mr. Braeg-

has

ANN: “That

_ regulation

today.

deavor and get fine advice how to progress much faster. Also,

Make Plans Early DEAR

every

20)

you, SAGITTARIUS

It would

Victor Braegger

20 to May

Every opportunity is yours to be more devoted to close’ ties

real authority

Pays Tribute To

ger

(April

day -for

ah

Swiss Colony

banner

Spas

TESTIMONIAL LUNCHEON— Victor Braceger, Swiss Vice-Consul in Puerto. Rico sirice 1927 receives a placque from the local Swiss colony in thanks for his years of devoted service. From left to right are Mrs. Charles Regenas, wife of the new Vice-Consul, Mr. and Mrs. Braegger and Charles Regenas at the testimonial luncheon in the Swiss Chalet Saturday. cprar Photo by Betty Knorr.) A |

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By In

JANE

a time

DEBRAN

when

art

has

become

dehuman-

This

is

different his

a

large

medias.

mature

it

is

108

only

works

will and

—

is

eyes

physically

that

rush

a

on

STAR

main| on the surface and’ are, at times, -arbi-

in

. Pentagon

one-tenth . of

animal-nature capturing ground of a moment. energy of a romantic

big

from

man

man

world

lines

color.

and Life

and

tasteful

with

to

the essence and backHe has: the nervous . working outside his

Nature

d#ection

empty

rugged,

head

do

as

not

go

of..taste

has

along

in

dictates.

been

cut

employs

to

realize

fatigable eye Several trations in thing of the

the

objects

off

to

Life, the

his

says

that his manner.

Irizarry,

“little

man.”

is

oils

He he inde-

harder,

“The

Wake”

do.

His

more

real

is

loss

the

sea

crash

trary, An outgrowth of con ent termines their formula,| ° ..

ticia”’ roded

Village

Politicians’

and

“Pro

Jus-

are modern Daumier: a traffic of corpublic servants. Included is “The

Blaeksmith prize

Shop”

awarded

which

for

received’

watercolors

by

the - only

the

Ateneo.

Xe aeok

Carlos

105

Osorio

Calle

(Caribbean

Fortaleza;

draughtsman

to

who

ONAN

g ZZ

g

-Z

April

seeks

By

FLETCHER STAB

Tom

Dewey

|é

a

Nixon-

Rockefeller ticket. Rocky’s. not so sure.A guy brought up on the right side of the tracks isn’t

anxious to wind up on the wrong side of the hyphen. xe Ok

An

Jowa

Om

sociologist

says

teen-

agers should grow up before they marry.

Some

young

families

are

50 confused in the morning, even the

parents

are

late

«

At as

Jeast

complex

our as

to

school.

problems

aren’t

*

®

they

used

These days they’re black and white. *

The

en

an

Russia

U.S.

pretty

be.

much

the

Britain

agree

ban.

Now

treaty,

we

if can

all relax and wait for science’s next dandy contribution to progress. *

fifty congressbanquet honor-

Jng coal. As one free-loader said: “If it wasn’t for coal, we wouldn’t

be

here.”

ct

a>

8

Adlai Stevenson’s backers offer a poll showing he could beat. Nixon, Then the only question left in a Stevenson-Nixon race is whether

Adlai

would

beat. himself first.

manage

line

RAMBLA

Sir: Your.

to

COMPLAINT

Editorial

“The

is- Keen”

Compe-

(Mar.

29)

RIGHT TIMELY, I'D SAY. ‘L live in the La Rambla tion

of

Ponce

a domestic~isgue and thus.i not subject to World Court juris c-

.is a satis-

which

four times, the got to the point

has

15

sec-

is

a painting

ek

A

—drunker

are

than” a

wondering

he

would

have

hoot

how

left

people finally they could net

Her

screams

a car turning -down the saved her from the man plishing

his

purpose.

and

street acomSeveral

days later a boy

around

11, tak-

ing

lunch

to

his

father’s

him,

was dragged into the cane field came

and~ by

to

assaulted—no - one save

him.

March 13th (9:30 p.m.) coming home from church—a car came around the curve in front of the Deportivo Service Station, hit’ us head on on our car’s left rear bumper. Instead of stopping, he stepped on the gas and left. We gave chase and caught him at a red light on Guadalupe—five or six blocks from where he hit us. We pull-

whom

the

summoned

him,

in

to

help

finally

got

n

had with

ing

that curse - words screaming could be.heard for blocks. We waited, since we had called

the police for around 30 or 40 tion

We

and

they

‘did

not

to the police ‘sta-

filed a complaint.

have

waited

for

a

ad-

known, active 4 cl

Wis.), ‘who

}

“‘Proxthire

is! not

year’s crop of

(D+

among

this

presidential hope-

fuls,_thinks everyone. should have the same. pleat .as\ Wiscon-

sinites in helping pick the-nation’s © candid:

should be a “nation-wide. prima: ry.” He ‘introduced : ‘pill to!

call

from the police, but it has never come. My husband went. there after two -weeks and they \said they did not know who the, car

belonged to yet as they had to send the ‘information clear over to San Juan'and then’ they had to answer. -This coming. Sunday it will be'4 weeks—they said it

amend the Constitution vide just that. | ‘2

ee

{

to

.pro-: |

& a

A public opinion poll take in

support-

February: in-two' southern states, North Carolina and | Virginia,

ing any candidate for political office. Do not. argue or. debate

shows Vice President: Nixon running neck and’ neck with Sen.

cards

with his body—leaning out and

minutes, When

John | F.

125-page ‘<‘enumerator’s refefence manual,” hands out this word of advise: “Do not) leavé

the car. Not, waiting for the police he was. driven off by someone—we could not see for he had the door window filled

come we went

submarine

The census takers “bible,” the

scene

back

IL

Adm.

ee

faster

her

him

War

Rear

or other literature

|

car

the

lady

Sea: "William

.

Melson in June.

owl—we

the

be

bee

. Rather thén | Davidson, was named new ‘sueliminating. sta faries al-|| perintendent_ of Annapolis ‘to: succeed Rear Adm, Charles M. together, Proxmire. ‘said there...

apart

much

World

officer,

ed up beside him ,and asked that he ‘park: and talk to the police. He got out of the car

been

sleep’ and- moved. Very shortly before the Golden Glove bouts —don’t know the date but it was during that time, a woman attacked.

in-

New York has 45.7 per cent of

tion.

had it been more serious, such the scene of a number of bur- as a person on .a_ bicycle or a perglaries among other things. To son walking. To make a long be brief. Our car was stolen story short he used the foulest November 13th, 1959—police language I ever heard, and, so found it) three days later in front there would be no misunder sof the municipal hospital. This tanding,he used it in’ both lanis what I know about. One house guages, Wanted to fight any or broken into three times since fight any or everybody. A man middle of December, another who looked ‘like a gentlema

nearby

hom

One hundred yen attend a

LA

was

oe

and

atom-test signs

to

in

Yet,

LETTERS

tition

Bureau

deaigh,

de-

in this stylistic: collection. Fast, patterned brush-work permanizes a ‘discohsolate mood.

talented his

is attractive

Descansando’

Z ZZ

zm

urges

a

“Tola

y

KNEBEL

Washington

is

- Scape.

Gallery, :

place

Z

FEVER

Z

7

to

NY

Art

the

legislation calls for i spending $5,000 000. forthe, a truction and operation of on a matching fund basis - pire iT addicts can be weaned away) from drugs under medical supervision.

adopted .. in

1946, give the U. S. hto decide when a: case involves

faction. If concentration on | po Hest is his interit, he will eventually combine his knowledge of drawing with an\ understanding ofthe ‘inherent break-down Possible in plane and ‘form. In “Cabeza,” a head. stripped of its tonal flesh, the form is harnessed y lines of its basi¢ structure. In “Botes” the imposed line is muted and the colors can | move deepening in their own range from prism to. plane. Again in “Recodo”, the: imposition is slighted in favor of the flow of the land-

rebellion.

“The

result

*!

the nation’s aot the right|,’‘addicts. x | ie

nally | amendment,

rarely

its very repetition this - technique

death

relentlessly on immoveable rock, and proud shimmering sails set off manifolded in masts. Life in.the village and city is dignity because of oppression, which during carnival becomes a series of masks and processions grotesquing inner

on

dicts, The

fore the World Court. The .Con-

SLAVES. ca By Irizarry

in

The

watched

letters

for the treatment of narcoties

“The Senate | ‘Foreign Relations Gommittee has indefinitely. shelved a vote on. whether to repeal the, “Connally”. réservation on U.S. participation in actions be-

Day.” has

gold

' Rep. Victor L. Antuso (D-N. Y.) thas introduced ‘ legislation. to establish a federal-state | program

**€ @

the mourners. “The Fisherman and his Daughter” is a soundless eternal relationship. Shamelessly nude fish are a dependent man’s “Good Irizarry

in

ae

gram. The American Medical As-

sociation opposed the move but state A.M.A. groups have split over the question. The Committee could still change its mtn:

are diverse but rather haphazard. of the canvasses remain illusoil. His watercolors contain nomomentary white and immediate

color and impression subject is prime to his for

of

a

The

preserve the gesture. Irizarry is averse to clever remarks. cultivates his curiosity. The techniques

“payola’’?, . ‘stamped

The tax-writing House ‘Wayst the plarits ‘of either chadidates and Means Committee has. agreed or political issues.” tentatively to extend mandatory | « h & social security coverage to an "| estimated 160,000 private’ physi-|’ - New York businessman Fre-, + cians, the ; nation’s, last’ large 'derick W: Richmond has been group of self-employed persons appointed deputy chairman of the exempt from ‘the program. The ‘Democratic . National | Finance for the "1960 camAdministration recommended in- Committee paign. -by national: ‘chairmar clusion of doctors in pending rePat M. Butler. mbes boN 7: visions to the sdcial security pro-

uncompromising

reason

bs

Correspondent

flap of the handsome blue: briefcases given reporters as of their: “press kit” for the MATS-STRAC exercise ‘Big Slam/Puerto: Pine are’ the. words. . - “Courtesy of darned. ‘Air-. craft Corporation.”

studio, stemming from Rubens and Delacroix but, still a realist in that he portrays life on the basis of what is observable in his contemporary

Washington

side part

with

to sea

By Walter Priest:

e the solution to a ‘final. composition form « analysis. Me prisms | usually re-

output.

Irizarry

quick

exhibition:

Yet

simplified | angular subjects. dependent painting -technique,

as if these lines, given a certain combination,

ized, Epifanio Irizarry (Galeria San Juan, 257 Calle Cruz; to mid-April) is a romantic realist of many inspirations..

“Could sue ne Be Conside red pene?

Designs

prismatically, on * Its a ritual

ALBERTS

dicigiee Wire

en

Diverse Oils; indole

—W

=

it i

2

} per cent tia. North

Viti

Carolina was :a'}50-50 split. The

generally

took

out who ed. to. a

Nixon led Kent to 47 per cent

way

a month—to,

find

the license tag belongIT you

IS

617-454—Is could

find

there

| out

to

polls were spolisored by- Nixon were made by a backers and.

Princeton, N.

J, firm. Republi-

ean

circles said results

new

hot

offered

i g the solidly

tsi

November’

If he, The Drunk, would runj*— ‘No one has ever identified ‘the from a small accident, WHAT wise man who : “Some. pedple . WOULD HE DO IF HE HIT SOMEONE...

tell us there

722?

they never.

La Rambla, Ponce P. R.

TODAY'S ‘BEST FROM

fey tel

BOMOEE

ain’t no.hell.

farmed,

But

so how | can

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age

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‘ORs LS

. We |

Face A Crisis’

Pal

|

In‘a stateside newspaper villtmeclat we read that

- populous

Dade.

Countyin

Florida;

of: which

Miami~

‘is the largest city, has shad 30 traffic fatalities this year, despite an. additional 30,000 ‘automobiles | highways, ‘compared. with last year, ° 5)

; L

on the

We read in this newspaper yesterday ‘that Puerto

Rico has had 87 fatalitjes to date, 22 more than in

, the

same

period last year.

Dade

County

attributes

_its decline in highway carnage to driver education and

. enforcement of the traffic laws. . Ironically, we must

| attribute the increase in deaths in Puerto Rico-to lack of driver education and lack of law enforcement. =

=|

|

“This is a tragic, critical situation we find ourselves in. People are being killed. That.lis a serious

thing.

More and niore are being killed.

The trend is -

Sharply upward. -There is reasonable expectation that _ the trend will continue upward from now ion.) We must, as a people who respect ‘human life, . “act now, to stop this frightening’ rise in paciatee on ! _ the highways.

-.

|

We appeal to Gov. Murioz Marin te urge ‘the Legis-

lature

to. take action to strengthent

SA

ic Jaws;

_to reinforce the police department; to double, if necesthis

| wite’s otAL

Those

Taxi

We.had

an

| y From t

Speedometers

editorial in this

space

to ride a few taxis and. find’ out for them-

| Selves..

fe eeesintetentenenereadtnenteete ee

<

| We

It.is, by the way; their duty.

Well we did some riding ‘ourselves to make: sure

knew

our facts.

The taxi-drivers

and: companies

-

Commission

know -about

it.

This is disenchanting news

comes

to

manu-

_ agents

have

been

yapping

around

that

The

paper that

she disdained

tw te it is the

‘nature of that business to minimize, ‘belittle, distort.

and misrepresent. | ‘Why can’t. they cintinue to hive those less fav-: -| oured by naturé, who _ Perhaps need fhe mone mote,

_ and who would continue to fill the role ag’ ‘in

The

Seven—

+

mi

Fad.

yids

flee’ Te Re

|

i i

\ ‘

rte

aad

i

{

Six

are

Six are

not only

France,

‘Britain,

wrt

.

:

whose

of the

|

ee fets

have

kept

usefully with :

some

| ‘Outer! Seven. are simply

=|

else. 'To- them ore, 1 atems/in ‘commerce. To the’

. SBut: to; the Six. trade: is ies: wrapped up, closely

|

other

nation’s

know

nations “|

Ter

wikia

i

$ta

ales

|two

we fever would :join| any « beh

a

Conti

are

‘and-so

quite?

on.

|

Thus they don’t ‘see. wea we ® hav

im our

eyes about .

_ within the Inner

‘And,. finally, ‘the’ British

‘They

can

| have |

I

recall when Napoleon ‘ti

‘the continent, and feft the British

Way until the Battle of Wa erloo, A

whatnot: are are just | steel has no politics, It is con:

that is based ‘on

ides

exactly the’same {dea for cal’ “integration”

and ‘nothing

as a matter of tra:

al i

they know that the United

though all

Athan: trade. ans

of

‘politically they retaina feeling that lias persisted) for a tho sand

The Six stand

ade,

club. They fear as a practi-.

customer that natian might be Economically, Wey! are ss

Norwa

pr

belong to

ment. Moreover, y don’ti want their political institutions to be in’ any way dependent upon

Z. Against the i

heart ‘of the mercantile.

a

movement or, 80

mere shipment of goods be ‘and forth. ‘ They don't care to mix} business with senti- -

history. But there is mitch rhore here than a potential.

hem tt mea at 12blem.|is far more than

in -

Six. They

you must

from]

dition) an intimacy

; Belgium,

alive

political

to speak, to the

the’ British

bhue-water

fellow

eal matter (and

sare’ on the whole them

Six

the padlitical. . ‘course, i d some purely ece-

the same or a sin

ica aes

eee

tadle: integation: of| the

iB:

’. nations. But they also had & deeper reason: They cannot bélieve that-‘in o to -trade

continent.

sae te ty

. White

had,—for illustration, their esponsibility to give special treatment.’ ito. ‘the British Comonwealth

Sroup, saeey

Free

:ea

‘nomic reasons for staying put of

is supporting |

ljcbeiiag

Austria;sr

Portugal, Sweden and

at ‘the middie

past

| with stuffing, padding and wadding. © =‘ It i muee ae S eibeadig prasajere: ponies ing us-for years.wi mi honest after turn to _|: false charms. Now they’ve got their’ hands on the [reat thing,we'll hive-to start gpencing all rer seat.

the United States

The Netherlands, Italy and this - phalanx the British organized

To be told that, ‘for a paltry million dollars over a or

to this:

J

Willi W iam

all ways— The British, of

in a dollars-and-cents way. They are also raising

_ undistorted and unexaggerated. BB has made ‘movies that appear to substantiate the honesty of those claims in terms of outline, elevation, and projection of her ~ _ charms. . |

1

--Cept - for ob

does cold

in English eyes the specter! of a new- continental -monolith which might at length crush the British Isles eepnamicalty ed, conceivably, even politically.

that the symmetry. of her outline was

| a four-year period) a pepeere co | cialize this. elegance is heartening.

crack in the

a rival British-dominated | Arpds the Outer Seven.

‘|.

_ has always stood.four-square for -womanhood. BB is the well-favoured nymph whose _ press

‘artificiality,

— The (reget

a European trading - association, called the Inner Six, which is dominated by France and Germany. ° And we are acting with markéd: coolness: toward _

"A news ‘story today reports that Brigitte Bardot

' will endorse the product. of a U. 8, wa

:

|

Hatold Macmillan’s visit has produced no improvement— might in the ‘end be the greatest of ‘all dangers to- Anglo-Aterican solidarity. It

| The: Bitter Cup _facturer.

ti

|What really divides us — and Prime Minister

“fl

should

Washington

WASHINGTON

We report-this as a publi¢ sefvice as we feel the

| Public Service

nd Rave) Scli 4ond

HANDY CANDIDATE ‘MEASURE

old American-British wall of | partnership not: involve the dramatic issues of the war with the Soviet Union.

4

,

So help us, that’s the truth!

ABovE)

_By

- have a reason, they say,: for not using speedometers _ that function. The cable that should run to the speedo-— _ meter is used to run the meter. It would be an expense, we were told, to install another cable. _to operate the ‘speedometer.

see

of The Biggest Crack | be _US.-British Partn rhip

yesterday. in

| which we advised the Puh dlic Service Commissiof: that _most taxis have no ters. We asked the PSC -

_, Members

COMPUTED TOTAL

icheepioASes wm C1

Let’s not permit ourselves to beconie apathetic. ‘about killing. - It may not. always he a3 ateceee who _ meets violent death on the road. |

¢

stop

je

to

-_

his leadership can ‘devise

_ killing.

ee

' Sary, the highway police patrols; _and to act in what-

_ ever’ manner

-in a little island to

late

kingdom,

anothe:

they are’}

continen

tal: *4

however noblein jpurposé—+ and if the. chief integrator is gping to bea

‘strongh vy

4

}

ormany.

fs

ce

onde

~

is

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|.

QHE SAN-JUAN BAR — Tacsday, April dataictes ~

51960

ne

| Results Are

| What

| Really

‘

|

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|

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ts

Count oie

.

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TIS

THE'SAN JUAN STAR —"

14.

"Week Of Americas’ To Start April 17 Defense Lawyers quate

Gov. Luis Mufioz Marin has proclaimed

the week

starting

Apr.

as ‘Week of the Americas.” "The proclamation signed by Governor

the

Mar.

24,

points

inter-American

in

all

the

Request Transfer Of Pedrosa To Ponce

is-

of the ‘‘week of. the Americas.’ He also calls on. the various

the

out

ceremonies”

land’s public schools in observance

17

news

that

media

and

civic

organiza-

EFT

tions ‘“‘to extol during the course of the week the ideals of inter-

movement

PONCE Lawyers Hector started 70 years ago, Apr. 14, Martinez Colon, Hernan Longo1890, when the First Inter-Amer- American understanding and fra- ria and Andres Santiago Burgos, ican Conference was held in Wash- ternity, as well as the cultural ties who are handling the defense of which unite Puerto: Rico with the ington. Nationalist Ramon . Pedrosa _ Ri; The Governor calls for “ade-. rest of the hemisphere.” vera, have asked the Ponce Su-

WOMAN

Bridge Today By William

AWWW Both

sides

vulnerable

Northdeals North

Dummy

now

down

to

AQ74

when

8

1062

conceded 9 9

KI853 4

the

king

did

not

a

had and

drop,

he

down one. It is appar-

East

ent the

K7632 6 :

|out rhyme or reason but it is a play that many still make. Why?

© 109862 §$Q4

98

South’s

club

play

is with-

| Well, they “have” to trump that

an

OKI

4

losing

club.

others)

lest sight-of was that he

could

033 BA97 _

What

have

South

ruffed

(and

the

losing

club anytime that he desired without going out of his way to do so. Perhaps he hoped that

bidding:

East

would

play

a

“win

diamond

the

club

into

and

dummy’s

Court

to summon

do" Delgado,

Gerar-

superintendent

28

of

to

the

Court

to: be

transferred

that’

Pedrosa

from

Law.

was trying to arrest him on a

4H

Pass

|for error won’t go far. To have more fun

leflet containing basic principles

short

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Josefina

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.

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Elizabeth ignoret.

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|, Audrey

Hepburn,

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as

was

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and talked with Josefina) about her newly adopted baby, her hus-

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and

heads

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(AP) actor

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had

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had

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for

Castro Is Losing

divorce.

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WASHINGTON Mike

said: yesterday

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assistant

Winston Onassis

his

Churchill and during their

recent.

Aristotle stop-over

there. Gov Merwin was a dinner of Archibald MacLeish,- guest Harvard University “playwright,

whose play, itzer prize.

‘J.B.’

won

a Pul-

Felix Thillet will entertain members of the: Willy’s Tenth the! Annual Latin-American Distribu-~

which

he

took

part

Senator Leverett

(R. -Mass.).

tor Conference here,

at

luncheon

a

now

cocktail

at El

—

in session

and

buffet

‘Barranquitas

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majority leader of the Senate) and a member of the Foreign

Luncheon Hot

(AP)

Mansfield

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trip to Antigua, visited with Sir

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THE BARBARIANS”

Jaime

Andramar

day.

Arthur

SANTA MONICA, Calif. —The estranged wife of

Blueberry

Curtis

in

the Fiesta Room of the Condado

While

WADE”

- Tony

meet for cocktails and dinner

Beach Hotel this Friday evening her|. . Dick and Pat Leonard, former different charity drives. Pictured residents of the Island, now re-

band,

statuette weight.

in

SUPER DRIVE-IN

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lovely

vision.

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WASHINGTON (AP) — Brig. Gen, Frank T. Hines, retired,

FUERZA”

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Grant

Cancer League at the home of Dr. and ‘Mrs. Luis A. Vallecillo

Gen. Hines Dead At 80

“NIGHT OF THE QUARTER MOON” “THE LAW AND

Cary

of

taken to a hospital where her condition was reported as “fair.” Arness plays the role of “Marshall Matt Dillon” on tele-

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and

of the

enjoy. At the ingiven by the P.R.

home last Friday

as

and

U.S. Bra Business

of expected sales. Garson heads the Loveable Brassiere Company, Atlanta, Ga.

ACADEMY

Do-

Estate

here with her is Miguel Angel ‘siding in New-York, are spendAlvarez, one of Puerto Rico’s out: ‘ing this week at. the Condado standing TV personalities, who ‘Beach Hotel for ‘business | and also devotes many “off-hours” Pleasure. Rafael Szmurak, a principal helping. charity drives. Visiting dignitaries from West shareholder in Enterprise Hotel Virginia will be entertained this Development Corp., sponsor of evening at La. Fortaleza by act- the proposed 400-toom Sheraton ing governor Sanchez Vilella' and Hotel to be constructed on Ashhis wife. They are Mr. and Mrs, ford ‘Ave. has been here: conferRoy S. Spalding, Mr. and Mrs. ring with Robert. Brush, senor R. M. Davis and Mrs. Violetta V.P. of the Sheraton Hotel chain. the Yagle. ..Seth Macon, agency man- They expect to announce und-breaking date within the ager of the Jefferson Standard few weeks...An invitation Life Insurance Co. in Greensboro, N.C. paid a four-day visit to to| attend the opening of Casa eramericana, Inc. in Miami, the local offices this past week.

manufacturer,

AMBASSADOR - 12 M.

INVISIBLE

Frankie

Jim Amess’ Wife

has agreed to endorse an American brand of brassiere. The

“GOLIATH AND THE BARBARIANS”

THE

Hotel.

Lol-

Brigitte Bustin’ Into PARIS (AP)—Brigitte Bardot

Reeves

RETURN

local ‘project,

Beach

Havil-

(husband provided

Oscar—the small —that carries so

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greats de

but the principal figure

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James Steand British

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PARAMOUNT 2nd

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actor Laurence Harvey. The ceremony was attended

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Phone

Hur’ Heston, Jack Lemmon

will

entertain-

enough

spends

drive

success formal

the veteran Paul Muni will be were Charlton] absent. Present Pi “Ben wart,

nearly

is responsible

can-

telecast.male actors,

an

exceptional

scene,

charity

a baby, and Katharine Hepburn, who rarely goes to these affairs, was at home in Connecticut —

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energy helping others. She devotes time to practically every

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actors’

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OBIAN'S THEATRES:

around midnight local time and | 2

on Hollywood’s Pantages Theatre last night as the celebrated Os-

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& THE'SAN.JUAN SFAR— Tuesday, April 5,.1960.._ 4

Amn

By Leonard

Lyons AMOUNT

WEEK-END IN THE ANDES..\- Barranquilla, Colombia: The take-off from Idlewild was ideal; for a southbound sun-seeker— that is, the snowflakes swirled in the final gusts of winter’s hangover. The plane stopped briefly at Jamaica, where the local man

kept urging: “Bing Crosby’s here, and Liz and Eddie Fisher. Stay.” But a few hours later I was floating in the pool at El Prado, here,

gazing at the stars and the palms, with the sum-

222:3333

Wilbur

Viva

winds.

trade

the

on

of jasmine

mer

Wright. ‘Colombia is the gem of .two oceans; like Huntington Hartford, the grocery chain heir, its benefits derive from the Atlantic and ‘Pacific. near

and

Caribbean,

the.

on

is

Barranquilla

here are the nomadic Indian tribes ruled by a matriarchy —the same, in effect, as in the admit

to

loath

are

patriarchs

we

only

A.,

U.'S.

it. There’s a statue to George Washington here— odd, because brother Lawrence tried to storm Colombia with an armada. I’ve been lured by tie promise of concurrent LYONS sunshine and stars—astronomically, a contradiction, but _journal' istically, natural and desirable: Colombia is having its first Film EXPLAINS " SATELLITE—Maurice Staten explains the operation of the new weathFestival, and its beaches will bloom with film stars scheduled er eye satellite, Tiros I, at a National Aeronautics and Space Administ ration news conto arrive-from all over the world. I anticipate a bit of confusion ference in Washington. He stands beside a model of the unit hurled into orbit because the credentials handed to me read “Jane Fonda.” around the earth last week. Extending below the model] at front is a television camA Festival Queen eventually will be chosen, and the particiera.

parts .will curtsy

to her—

a Hollywood

for the

¢o

curtsy,

when

party

and

refused:

I met

Joan

except,

Queen

“Why

of. course,

of Iran,

should

Crawford.”

I?

One

civic

Orange—

everything

except

Fontaine.

Fontaine

I

didn’t

was

even

official

“We're to have a Miss Festival. We’ve-had Cotton, Miss

Joan

Miss

Staten is manager of planning of the satellite’s builder, a division of Radio

At

Corporation

asked

here

sighed:

a ‘Wiss Coffee, Miss

some

years

ago,

when

a friend

brought

her

to, Gabriel

Pascal, the producer, to .see if she had any talent. Pascal auditioned

her,

and

said:

because

you

do

‘You

have

are

going

falent.”

to be

unhappy,

-

young

. By coincidence, “Baby Doll,” the film in: which the title role and which won her an Academy Award in|

being

shown

in

Colombia.

Miss

Baker

added,

lady—

she played nomination,

.however,

that

University To Institute New Faculty Training Program

Vieques Operations

a Miss* Begotten.”

_ Carroll Baker and her husband, Jack Garfein, just arrived, and when the Colombian fans flocked around she mused about

that day,

(AP Wirephoto.)._

of America.

Solons To Witness

-curtsey

|

Twelve

U.

cluding

S.

Congressmen,

members

Armed

of

Operations

visit

By

House

Committee

Government

will

in-

House

Services Committee,

Appropriations

tee,

the

and

Rico

Apr.

9-11 to witness Mavy-Marine amphibious opérations at Vieques.

The be

members

in

the

8-1lth of

as

of

Congress

Caribbean

guests

the- Navy.

They

faculty

will

area

of the

April

fice The

CRAWFORD .

a one-minute

TV

commercial

more

for

her

money

she

than

did

made

for

“Baby-

time the cigaret commercial is repeated. smoke. She had to practice to do it. We

4

drove

around

Barranquilla,

a cigaret

Doll.”

She

has

Actually, . _

past

the

netted

collects

she

donkey

doesn’t

carts

and

the roving cattle, to the Salt Cathedral of Zipaquira and the low, hot Magdalena Valley. Our car. was halted at a stop-check ~point guarding against smugglers. ‘The official ambled towards us

slowly;

lollipop

with

suspicious

Barranquilla

tallest

is

modernistic

valleys

eye,

in his mouth.

of the

an

in

industrialized

structure,

Andes,

gun

holster—

and

| they

city,

talk

of the) corsair

of

a

green

but

even

the

old

Morgan,

atop

cities

and

of the

in

the

the

Con-

because he’d heard Indians whisper of an El. Dorado, ruled by the Gilded One. Once a year the Gilded Chief covered himself with gold dust, like Liberace, _ Jiménez de Quesada didn’t find the Gilded Chief, or the lake into which his attendants cast emeralds and ornaments of gold. It’s not the de Quesadas of this world, but the Zsa Zsa Gabors who are the best divining rods for-such jewels. The precious relics of the ancient culture are on touring display now. Vera Miles was expected at the Film Festival. The invitation included her husband, an actor who’d once played Tarzan. But

Miles

and

her

this

trip.

They

cancel that

Grace

a Prince.

Kelly

husband

was,

I married

were and

have

just

married, Miss

split

up

incidentally,

Miles

said:

a King of the Jungle.”

and

the

“Grace

_IN PONCE

she same

only

b-%

in

or see

ARTURO CASTRO JR. at 57 Concordia St. Telephone 2-3204 who will be glad to serve you.

may week

married

got

and-every

the

city

Fla. their

air raid

blared

man

crossed

false

away

No much a

siren for

playing

He

and

in

calléd

demanded

that

a

,

the

hall

Studies

:

courses

PARIS day

which

will

in-

will

be

given

noise

—(AP)—

gave

the

Mali

cease,

Keita,

chairman

eration

of

and. Mamadou Dia, of the Federation | of

the

and \Premier

Senegal,

A

Signed

joint’

Fed-

Sudan,

vice-chairman and Premier for

Mali.

‘communique — issued

HAVANA (AP) — In obser: vance of Holy Week, the Cuban

after the signature of the agreewould

have to approve

litary

ments came

before effective.

government will suspend trials

from

ments

all mi-

April

10-17,

The order was issued by Maj, Juan Almeida, chief of the Cuban Army. .Most military tribumals

with

are

trying

Cubans

Said

the

asked The

charged

counterrevolutionary

said.

acti!

a Native Open from

to the

main)

11:00 a.m.

hours

parliaments

within

j

faculties. under the general

the

2

He

‘added

making

“d-meed

two

personable

Europe

She

foo

the--'university

is

a great effort to get the

best available | experts from the States

and

elsewhere | to give

these courses.. Professors. from. the University of Illinois, New York) University and Vanderbilt have already accepted,,heé |said. |!

Members of the whiversity faculty who"haté'not earned gradu: © ate degrees, ‘he Said, | “almost to

institutions

outside

the

island under the university’ faeulty scholarship. program. | The UPR scholarship program, _ Botsford

said, is one

of the i“big-

gest in thé world.”

Hussein Goes Visiting e

|

AMMAN

Pe

©

Bek

|

(AP) — King Hus-

sein left Amman yesterday for state visits. to Iran, Turkey, Mo-

rocco and) Ethiopia. stop. was Tehran.

His

:

first

SAVE! ° SAVE!

be

Custom’s Duties & Taxes

on -

com-

A Complete Line of

SAMSONITE LUGGAGE CHANEL ARPEGE young

people (male or. female)to travel and/or

their

docu-

would

French

programs for

of the Dean of $tud-

ies.

©

Ceribbean

fee)

the

prepare

independence beThe, communique

SELL & TRAVEL!

Drink

Atmosphere

wee

parliaments

to ratify them in June. Mali Federation wili re-

munity.

Dance &

both

|}

will

sent

Fed-

Mali

of

attempted

=

without exception” will] participate in this program or ‘will be

France *yester-

African

ever

own

supervision

by

eration: full independence. Prime Minister Michel Debre signed for. France while Modibo

and

Cuba To Suspend All Trials For Holy Week

In

a

Each of the/eight facultiés at” the Rio Piedras center, he said,

of

Gels Independence

caused

downtown

city

an-

Dean

Mali Federation

19

one seemed to mind too —except the conductor of

band

park.

wires

alarm.

at the university.

program,

The

minutes, An embarrassed __ telephone company offi¢ial said a repair-

Dine,

the San Juan Star

' bets

crossed

vity.

|

t

For anything concerning advertixing in

. please

Somebody

the

quistadores, There was one, Jiménez de Quesada, who came freebooting through the coastal lowlands. and the mangrove swamps

Miss

ST. PETERSBURG, —

most, ambitious

of-

countries. The program will include a series of language courses design(AP) ed to help the faculty obtain degrees. The courses wires | graduate

lis Wires Crossed

each

be

.the_

top UPR professors and scholars from the U:S., Spain and other

St. Petersburg Got

_ CROSBY

will

clude about 25 graduate courses, is designed | to- offer advanced studies to the younger members of the faculty,

ington.

“MILES

the

Keith Botsford, assistant to the Dean of Studies, said \that this summer program will bé the

program

nounced.

the

Naval Base at Guantanamo. Bay, Cuba, San Juan, Roosevelt Roads, and witness amphibious operations from USS BOXER and ashore on Vieques before returning to Wash-

LOCATON

of

this

offered will be: French, Italian, German and possibly Russian.

summer,

training

instituted

Secretary

will, visit

MALDONADO

In a broad effort |to improve the quality of instruction. at the University of Puerto Rico, a new

Commit-

Puerto

A. W.

‘selling

America’s foremost. encyclopedia

/PANAMA HATS | And Many Other Items For Men '& Women

PARADISE STORE

and bible fine. Top commissions, opportunity for menagers. We 4 train beginners, Write Mr. Turpin, Box T, San Juon Star, San

No. 5 |

5

St. Thomes, V, 1.

LE

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Tuesday, ‘April 5, |

SLE REAL

for

APARTMENTS

55

overflow

tourist

ani

APARTMENTS

ESTATE at

visitors

for

rent

BACHELOR’S

prices.

regular

3 Nairn and 3-3506, 3-6775. 279°

Ashford

Avenue,

Punta

Las

ment

Marfas.

and

has

©

HOUSES

of farms, business properties. bufidings, houses for rent, for sale: Sahta Maria. San Francisco, Garden Hills, Villa Caparra, Hato Rey, Santurce. Call us — we will help you find the right frouse for . P 12-0911, Box 729, eee you 1101

San

Juan.

IN . Puerto

Rico?

4,

Box

2-4351.

INVESTING

Roosevelt

9

706,

AVE.

Modern

living

bedroom,

one

ed

and

78

beautiful

ROSA:

Near

3

reom,

hot

LUXE

FURNISHED

versity,

Vaciatalega

jana

near

FOR

AREA

(one rent, 2 bedrooms Jiving-dining room. full at

1107

appreciated.

to be

call

or

609.

Miramar

Road.

Tel.

23013

ment.

Wall,

Call

CONDADO

SECTION

Taft

Hot of-

monthly.

gage.

45

Price

During

office

Has

hours

14,

$10,000

call

and

near

See

DOS PINOS, médern home,

Lema|two

Mr.

with

more

terrace,

45 | beautiful

Rio three

bath

Piedras levels, master

bedrooms

and dressing with

Ext

211,

Box 14203,

garden,

lawns,

lot,

flowers,

3-8400,

—

a

FOR

make

Hot

water,

arrangement for meals. call Mrs. Parrilla,

8 very bed-

EUROPEAN

The

op

¢ ae

aramoun

ear

ee

‘elephone

7Peatre.

fruit |

P

RENT

WM-21.

¢

Pe

47

TO buy

a

‘Tose

air single and Double bath, private fooms with restaurant. the beach and

P.

Santurce, 899

AUNT family carved

R.

JUAN

SAN

un-

LANGUAGE CLASSES.

with

Write

David

INSTITUTO DE IGIOMAS-—

, 9

fional_ courses in

{\

WANTED TO RENT

FURNISNED MODEEN, or three Ocean Park Condado,

sections.

Cail

3-4500, | or 2-5554.

Mrs.

or unfurnished apa it} in Isla Verde

or

Karen

and La Concha. breakfast and drinks on your private| beach, Hotels Condado conditioned Best residential section. Convenient. to continental-run| delightful in Near | terrace patio. lines, taxis. bus and centers shopping | Trees”, The “Under guest house close to Tel. 2-4026,|

413]

Guest youre _with s JENNY'S: mea ticious atmosphere. 1850 McCleary Ave. Tel. ee

Court,

a.

Tourist

Association,

Telephone | 1137

Condado

75

night clubs. Carrio | restaurants, beach. 17 Member] minute from and one corner aAvenie. Phone 3-1977. of MeLeary.

411

é

UF

702 a MAGDALENA iss decorated Newly

—

Suite:

Ap

VIEW

OCEAN pacer

—

unfurnished

ment

children,

woRumia

phone!

afternoons.

2-7889

mornings,

a

852

— HOUSE ISLAND — OPENED JUST GUESTS —1017 Ashford Avenue, Condado,

Ocean front, beach terrace. Spacious new rooms, all airconditioned, double rates $20-24, includes complete breakfast. ns, For reservatio 2-1779. 635 130

Guest House. ASHFORD HOUSE 1120-1122 Ashford Avenue, Condado. Rooms and efficiency apartments. Maid service. All screened. Hot water. Some with air conditioning. Best hotel and residential section, Beach facilities. Special arrangements fer couples travel. {ng together. One block from La Concha and Condado Beach Hotels. * Personal guided 2-7927.

tours.

Mrs.

Telephones

Annie

De

Maret,

36231

Manager.

WHE DUFFY'S have remodeled charm-

ing, old beach home, and now offer rooms, all with private bath, some with private ee some condittoned. One minute ee bus, From

3 singles$10. double. clude compiete breakfast. Road,

oN

near

9-0144,

San

9-532.

Juan

All Isla

rates Verde

private bath. Located in Condado section ome block from La Concha Hotel. Euvale entrance. Daily & weekly rates. Call Celeste Todd, telephone 2-1356. 1102 55 COLONIAL GUEST HOUSE, 606 Olimpo Avenue, Miramar, Santurce, Centrally located. Single and double accommodations with private bath. some air conditioned. Rates‘ from $4. single. Mrs. Cruthirds, 2-3994. 955 UF MIR

in ARECIBO,

Street.

Rooms

with

ming

—*

— Overlooking the plaza) 48 miles West of San Juan

on Route 2. Double reoms $5 to $9, s0me

Wilson.

air conditioned. Brand new Coffee Shop teatures finest American and Puerto Rican specialties. Warren James, Mgr. Telephone Arecibo 338. ° 905 413

402

CASCADE beach, in Ocean Park ments — conditioned. rates. C.A. 2-6267.

8

Good

distance.

Park,

phone

peanesee

restaurants

Breakfast

rooms,

Vicente

Julid,

Tele-

:

JOURNALIST

rates.

TAFT GUEST HOUSE — Taft 53, Each

49

,

3

Ryan,

oratory.

a

thing tients.

and

Spal « Lab-

yubber

2 Fortaleza

317

2-551), | 3-3102.

|

bat

and equipment. Thermo:

rich family | meters,

3-8400.

| SUPPLY

dispensary

Protective clothing

secks

goods.

Every

and paSan’ Juan

St.,

tS

UF 133

[TOR

WEEK

April

3

—

|

9

1s

being) observed throughout ‘the nation ane aS proclaimed by ‘San! Juan’s Felisa Rincén.) It is * te pabhichy explain the ' professiona ious available to you through members of the Puerto

tecated in

6

or

HOSPITAL

, OF

Rico |‘Real Estate REALTORS~are

Board.

real

}

estate

specialists

and are reduired to meet strict standards

Sodial | Security Building, 4th floor, \Apt. 401, Mra, Vega, 2.6769. : UF

Intercontinental.

BE.

UF

Daily, weekly, or monthly

room with

exUP

HOSPITAL SUPPLIES

section Please

.

fay

within

served.

3-2936.

' Miramar.

years

«

|

UF

One Juan.

San

t lovely

20

+

bath,

GUESI HOUSE, — at the the city. No.6 Elenateeta en Efficiency apart — rooms — airDally, A Rivera, M T

‘DORADO GUEST HOUSE — Very near Dorado Hotel and Golf Club. Private beach. All conveniences, Call Besosa,

Tel. 24351.

beach.

Ocean private

MAISON BLANCHE Guest House. Double and single air conditioned rooms with bath.. Near Sun terraces, 77 Washington St. jado, Santurce, corner

i

@OTEL

SAN Tapia

termites.”

7-0292.

+

needs 2 or 3 bedrooms, furnished ed; apartment or house. Tele.

the famous 3 with and - furnished, large living and diningroom, aircondi-| beach of Laquillo, Puerto Rican and 26

right on_ beach. ROOM, FURNISHED airconditioned, beds, 2 closets, Twin private’ bath, private porch, private entrance. Light breakfast included. 3-1593

against

perience.

rental pace: Must have |

Must be or near where) children are in phone 3-8400, Ext. 71. 1082

‘4 man

(Commonwealth

Pest Control Services, Free e te. Control of insects, rats and sation | services for homes, business and farms. Services ventive treat

COMING: for long visit. Des-

Mable, rental” ‘This far from

On lt LUQUILLO & eat. | HOTEL

; 22-3542. | Second ‘ i 54

EXTERMINATING SERVICES

| 46 LA EXTERMINADORA

4

h, |Eng-

i

Mellman,

+

Conversa-

§

dish. Classes’ day and night. 1355 Ponce de Leén Avenue, Floor, Stop 78, | Senturce. 1091

near

HOUSE-—_

GUEST

‘Enjoy , CAMELLIA

10USE-

GUES?

dle set

Call seam. “| 46

yar]

fashioned

—-

cl et eas ec

including

mother. Permanent residents, | 20 in Puerto Rico, can pay only

HOUSE

i sete

= and!

ae

small farm

some fruit trees on it. Stry, Melbourne, Florida. 11390—C

age_

GUEST

yy William A. Gruen a < Punta = Marlas. Phone

CONTRACTING & eaves

UF

ANGELES,

|

67

REPAIRS

| FARM Waniep’

MOTHER

WASHINGIUN

«2

Stateside mechanics Call Stateside ‘sere

|

OR LOS

i

porch, Hot water. See it any day after

t

1063

9-11, only. Taiephene

ne | REFRIGERATION REPAIR

Street.

kitehen; all screened

WANTED.

screened,

N

erat

Breakg

with

offers

oan serviced” roomy contest

paar

room,

44

1104

eum2

UF

FAMILY

Fes

\427

1

.

SALE

sale.

Puerto Bico's only) certified master w:

| Juncos, |

io

6 PM. Rent $125. 1099

Can

2

natural private

|

fra

Room

immediate

| ONE YEAR duarksioe om all wateh and” area.

Visleta!

.

for

WATCH

site for house and. swimming

,

| |

412

ue

er

Ve-

pool. Facing Collége Park. Information Mr. Fontan, ext. 54 San Juan Star: Tel.

’ kitchen, dining room and living room. 3 near beach. MARIAS, LAS PUNTA approximately] $20,000.00 All furnished. furnished apart-| FULLY ROOM, FIVE screened. one with rooms, d airconditione | plus — years 15 im pay to FHA ment for rent for no more than two peo-| adwith 2 entrance, Phone|| private bath and ple. Screened bedroom. Telephone. Near } $30,000.00 cash and it is yours. TeleBuesc, 2-3341, for additional in-| joining bath. Loiza, Street 2484 $200 a} Paco available. Maid service beach, a» » | phone 3-1644, formation. 3-1000. 2-4763, month. Telephone 45

of

rent,

Badillo,

:

|

—— SALON

ete. Low

Call .Mrs.

SALES & SERVICE Store -office equipment, type cash registers, safes, keys, etc. In a years. Good location, low rent. Mr. Roque

1207 square meters

corner

dancing shoes,

- for Juan.

1083

For

Miss

YUNQUE

FRANCISCO:

Bellisima

and Renbaresc-

2-1698,

411

|

SAN

SALE

Excellent opportunity for a good hairdresser. San Suan) | Darter Telephone

47

Wonderful

MOVIE,

around $2500,

BEAUTY

floor.

652. For ‘(Esteva,

manufacturing.

EL

TE FOR

2-1660 or 2-4375. 2048

Rent Con-

Rico. Third New

call’ 3-044¢,

etc.

spacious | 1074

modern

facilities,

light

please

LUQUILLO

Santurce.

ANGELES

lingual lady with childref.

Stock

| LOTS FOR SALE

56

LOS

Make-up,

* available,

wos

co?

’

Zoned

built-in’

bath,, ample

meter

square

1000

All

trees.

1116

space

at Puerto

f

with all facilities for nice girl who can become like part of the family, with bi-i

mort-

2-2519.

1111 for

able.

F.H.A. types. of

preinises.

EXTENSION

lot, house with two and maid’s room garage rents $90.

$30,000.

bus

AIR CONDITIONED rooms, 704:La Paz St., Miramar, Santurce, P. R. Angela Torres Colon. Telephone 2-3124. 1113 47

&-1248.

the sea. 300 meter bedrooms, garage Apartment above

doctor,

offered

te your house

New

2 bath, Humphrey kitchen. lot. $26,000. Low down pay-

air-conditioned), kitchen, beauti3-3090.

office

bv

AL supply . shop El Camerino sale in the heart of old\San

5,000 SQ. — = warehouse; tel on eeeht water contected, for rent. Long term: lease avail-

RENT FORS. ROOM

3 bedroom, 1117 meter

ful bathroom, laundry. garage. Must be|reom, seen

trol Board

dining-

screens.

IMPROVEMENT

PRICES,

SALE

on Tintillo

drugstore,

HOME

\BEST ‘finan

49

CAPARRA

unfurnish-

apartment

FT.

TELEVISION,

ferent " S, flourescent : lam reasonable, established by

per-

its

room,

water,

, DE

Ba.

Phone

62.

seman

Stop 20, Santuree. Centrally |lecated. Airconditi . Parkin, private | sanitary installations, seven ees of difshopping

for

living

bs —

Se

new

home

Convenient

center.

Mayagiiez'

PM,

HOUSES

diningroom

couple. for suitable apartment, During refrigerator. screens, water, call 2-2519. fice hours 2210

1500

lot.

8-0477.

§

SANTA

1115

46

MIRAMAR

at

at

1129

anytime.

1123

1084

or

CONDADO — NEW beautifully furnished house for rent. Available immediately and until July 31st. 3 airconditioned bedrooms, 2 baths, maid’s quarters with private bath, fully equipped built-in kitchen. $400 monthly. Call 3-4171 from 6 =

Ext 2-0080 Lebron, Miss eall mation 730 before 4 PM or M-39 - 219, La Riviera,

8-2425

@r more* acres, each with stream ‘and: scenie view ocean, ile entrance. Phone 712 or write 804: Faz.) Miramar. 1024 |

59

infor-

300° meter

Tek

Ext.

P.

FOR RENT

information lazquez,

corner

For

telephone.

Has

terrace.

$25,000.00.

Space suitable for of El) Imparcial

to house’ 4 sedan delivery trucks.

a

store

45

shopping center especially Beach, Montebay, Boca de Cangrejos | stop, for English-speakRoad. Weekends, weekly or monthly | | near exclusive school! yet a quiet neighborrentals. Ideal} for picnics. Telephone}; ‘ing youngsters, 2-8138 for information and reservations. hood. Make this-home yours at a very reasonable price. AIC. & R.C., Contrac: 1410 Salvador. Prat, Santurce. 96 UF ‘tors, & Real Estate Brokers, 248 F. D. rs Ave., Tel 23013 Ext. 227. 4 4

HOUSE

bungalows,

space, porch

|

for

balance FHA. Call hot | Large patio.| $3 Street. Three bedrooms, 2 baths, Mrs. Ochoa, 3 3400, Extension ° water, large “yard. Telephone 6-2970 908 ‘ mornings 8 —-12, evenings 5 — 7. 1096 45 ROOSEVELT — Space and beauty plus excellent ‘logation makes this home a real buy. 4] bedrooms. Carport, utility room, etc. 10 minutes from the UniCOMFORTABLE FURNISHED screened

Check

large bedroom, plenty of closet area, kitchen with bar, laundry and

P

screens, private bath,~ concrete patio.

used

Call for appointTelephone 2-4818, Santurce, P. R.

Screened L. Located Hipodromo information, Centro Tecnico ‘Telephote '2-5856. 1132

apartment, FURNISHED Living-diningroom, Avenue.

DELUXE

be

House. era — ” Bax 9902,

—

Angeles |

1

RENT

FOR

APARTMENTS

Los

May

%uest

GARAGE vicinity

cmiding, San Boe Juan. Must be ‘large enough

propositions for long lease with

party,

1077

Oat

413

Leon de Ponce 3-3550. 07.

consider

| right

RENT

4J5

Real

IN OLD [Sen Juan, ‘Cristo Street, block between | Fortaleza and San Francisco Two story house to be remodeled. W

many

‘| and/or ment. or wi

“4

industrial. hotel sites. Competent and zesidestial, finanand feasibility regarding advice Investprojects. estate real of cing Condominium Company, Service ment

Martin. San Suite Parque, 1133

with

in Hi Fi,

ap

977

‘commercial,

of

listings

our

home

3-3231.

2-4237.

FOR ANY problem in REAL ESTATE, islets, beaches, land, of buying for Dorado near land and houses guest Besosa, M. Harry catl Beack Hotel, 900

for

3-3227,

FOR

AVENUE

FURNISHED

Tel.

University, exeellent features; air

Development. Brand new residence, all modern con-,; bedrooms, big lot, veniences. Totally screened and protected. Furnished $200. unfurnished $150., Peralta, Realtor, phones 2-5192 and!

listings

larse

VILLA NEVAREZ —'5 aldaates from the

separate

1086

UF

REALTY

Phone

information

NORTE

CINTRON

APARTMENT,

building and completely private, fur; nished, next to excellent beach. Has telephone. $125. per month. Caoba 3,

FRANCISALLEN ASSOCIATES, AND

J. -property. REALTOR-

| WAREHOUSE SPACE WANTED:

stistras FOR RENT

HOUSES FOR SALE.

FOR RENT

Li

Pictures, complete description of scores of houses for sale, beach front property, ocean front farms, islands and investment CUS-

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of

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REALTORS the

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Real

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When you and deal 114

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a chiieiiwre

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46

1125 EXPERIENCED

chitectural Sigal, AIA.

ARCHITECT

personnel 6-4501.

‘wanted.

and

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F.

46

& CAREER available for a_ personable man in sales, with International book company. Will train. Only 4 hours a day. Starting $150. ‘per week and up. Call 3-6689, 1045 5 412

MAIDS

WANTED

GRANDMOTHER NEEDED and 2 year old girl whose

NO DIRT, & L

agoun San d Juan

infant

of

a 2374,

Agents

National

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CHRIS

Santur-

CRAFT

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sléeplessnes. only. Free 3, stop 10 976.

a5

TO States, selling” com-. 3 bedroom household ge and miscellaneous articles. 1960 f igs Opel Rekord. 70 Street3, — 48-2585. ie

i

Roaster with stand and timer. white See Call '9-0948. 78

high’ water-

dir. a

pressure

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ot

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10

4

2-3013

San

cleaning and paint. |. Yards, Baramse.

Bi-lingual, | 74 service

phones.

2-5060, Ponce,

ask

for Also Call

for.

| |

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in

Sen Juan Stor.

SPORTS & FOREIGN . CARS 1958 FIAT Station Wawon, condition. 6| passengers.: Take 2023 Cacique, Ocean Park, 1127

'

Excellent best offer. or +5

AMANA. DELUXE

and

PONCE :— ‘Marrero, $3,of quen,

hasbeen

tempted. murder

liam

of

jis

a

also.

cae by felonious session

held

Rodriguez. after police say in‘ an

pital and later transferred to the two

bullet

According

of

and

firearms

after

right

to police here, both

hand.

Montes is being held in lieu of

|$2,000- bail.

ae send

athe

resume

he

fired

him~in

default of $3, goo bail.

Both. were. treated at fata

Municipal Hospital.

wounds.

men.met at the Dr..Pila Housing Development. and engaged | in an argument, | when Montes

his'

of

illegal pos-

Flora Colon, :37, of 22 Oquendo. St., was injured in ‘the: left leg.

Ponce District Hospital for treatof

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20

TRUJILLO (Continued

from

Page

1)

ucts. the

Both far as

are

answers seem correct as they go. But they are

just two of the explain General

many needed Trujille.

Ownership One

thing

eral

to

that

explains

absolute

Gen-

author-

ity is the almost unbelievable extent of his ownership and control of key industries. Germdn

was

Ornés,

General

who

for

years

Trujillo’s

editor,

lists more

panies

that

than

chief

sixty com-

Trujillo,

his

family

and associates control, through front men. Sefior

often Ornés,

who

now

is’in

that

in most

Puerto

cases the

a monopoly

turned

Rico,

on

out.

says

General

the

product

/

With so many businesses working for him, General Trujillo has

amassed

a fortune

estimated

by a former close collaborator at $800,000,000. It is no wonder that he is frequently able to make big propaganda splashes by giving away new homes to peasants and workers. Owns 12 Sugar Mills

The of

dictator

the

controls

country’s

twelve

sixteen

_coimpanies,

sugar

He

and.

associates

principal import

These ~ concérns

control

companies,

buy . automo-

biles, equipment, machinery and electrical goods. Those products

subject

to high

import

sells

in

the,

Here are

examples

Trujillo

has

alsd

vision

stations,

cigarette

\tribution

coffee

house

exparts,

mills,

flour

cotton

Attorney

Describes

and a number of his allies. An assassination squad, “The Forty-two,” killed those who stood in the dictator’s way. spies

nounce

were

any or

even

regime.. The

hired

to

so wD

Se

to de-

persons

who

op-

joked

about

the

main

work

of

the

an

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suit

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official

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in

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week

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hold

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General Trujillo gives the orders. > | (Tomorrow: A growth in antiAmerican timent. in the De: minican public.)

Social

|

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attached to the Presiden’t sec| retary of state. The General

discontinued.

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